Tribological properties of duplex treated TiN/TiCN coatings on plasma nitrided PH15-5 steel

Tribological properties of duplex treated TiN/TiCN coatings on plasma nitrided PH15-5 steel
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10.1016/j.surfcoat.2006.08.135
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发表时间:
2007-03
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
I. Zukerman;A. Raveh;Y. Landau;R. Weiss;R. Shneck;Y. Shneor;H. Kalman;J. E. Klemberg-Saphieha;L. Martinu
I. Zukerman;A. Raveh;Y. Landau;R. Weiss;R. Shneck;Y. Shneor;H. Kalman;J. E. Klemberg-Saphieha;L. Martinu
中科院分区:
材料科学1区
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作者:
I. Zukerman;A. Raveh;Y. Landau;R. Weiss;R. Shneck;Y. Shneor;H. Kalman;J. E. Klemberg-Saphieha;L. Martinu

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Nitriding was carried out in low pressure plasma excited by single- or dual-frequency discharge modes, at a substrate temperature of 523 K, followed by the deposition of 3 μm thick TiCN or TiN/TiCN coatings at a PH15-5 substrate temperature of 723 K. The nitrided layer was comprised of two distinct sublayers, namely a compound layer and a diffusion layer, with a total thickness of ∼60 μm. The compound layer was γ′-Fe4N and the diffusion layer was a solid solution of nitrogen in iron. The thickness of the compound layer fabricated by a single mode plasma is ∼5 μm, while that fabricated by dual-frequency mode plasma is ∼35 μm. It was found, using a ball-on-disk test, that the plasma nitrided layer fabricated by dual-frequency mode improved wear resistance by nearly one order of magnitude and improved the erosion resistance by a factor of two, compared with untreated steel. This improvement was common to the two nitriding treatments and both types of hard coatings. In particular, a thicker compound layer did not impair the wear resistance or the erosion resistance of the duplex treatment. The erosion resistance shows a linear dependence on the hardness of the uppermost nitrided or deposited layer.