Research on the Process of (Ti,Cr)N by Multi-Arc Ion Plating and Microstructure of Composite Films

Yan Zhang; Yuan Gao; Wei Qin Wu; Lin Yuan; Cheng Lei Wang; Zhi Kang Ma; Hang Wei Cai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.364.721

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Research on the Process of (Ti,Cr)N by Multi-Arc Ion Plating and Microstructure of Composite Films

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In this study, the (Ti,Cr)N composite films were deposited on 4Cr13 martensitic stainless steel by multi-arc ion plating (MAIP), researched the composition, morphology and micro-hardness of (Ti,Cr)N composite films by the method of changing the current of Cr target and Ti target. The result show that: with the acr current increasing, the Cr content of (Ti,Cr)N composite films increased, the Ti content decreased, the number and size of droplets decreased, and the hardness of composite films increased first, then decreased. When the acr current was 70A, the hardness reached the maximum. At the same time, the phases of composite films changed when the Cr content increased. When the value of X was 0.28, the phase of composite was TiN and when the value of X was 0.37 or 0.65, the composite films appeared the phase of CrN and Cr₂N.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 364)

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Yan Zhang, Yuan Gao, Wei Qin Wu, Lin Yuan, Cheng Lei Wang, Zhi Kang Ma, Hang Wei Cai

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(Ti,Cr)N Composite Films, Arc Current, Multi-Arc Ion Plating

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