Simulate the Process of Nitriding Depth on the Surface of Titanium by Mixing Laser and Nitrogen Plasma Nitriding Approach

Guo Jian Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.321-324.305

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Simulate the Process of Nitriding Depth on the Surface of Titanium by Mixing Laser and Nitrogen Plasma Nitriding Approach

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An approach by mixing laser and plasma to conduct nitriding treatment on the surface of titanium can improve the surface hardness, and the hardness of the surface in different nitriding depth is different. We wrote a program, by which we carried out Monte Carlo simulation calculation, in accordance with the model description by C language. In the calculation process, by changing laser power intensity, scanning velocity, nitrogen ion energy and angle of incidence, we got the distribution of nitrogen ions in iron under different conditions, and thus formed computer simulation diagram of titanium nitride process.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 321-324)

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Guo Jian Zhao*

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Laser, Monte Carlo Approach, Nitrogen Plasma, Titanium Nitride

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