Graphical Simulation for Microstructures of Ni-TiN Coatings Using Cellular Automata Model

Xi Chen; Hong Yu Cheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.912-914.154

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Graphical Simulation for Microstructures of Ni-TiN Coatings Using Cellular Automata Model

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In this paper, a technology of graphical simulation was applied to for processing microstructures of Ni-TiN coatings by using cellular automata (CA) model. The results present that the graphical simulation for microstructures of Ni-TiN coatings can be emulated by using cellular automata model in Matlab 7.8 software environment. the average particle size of the Ni grains and TiN particles in the coating prepared by adding 1g/l TiN particles are 188 and 62 nm, respectively. While the average particle size of the Ni grains and TiN particles in the coating prepared by adding 10g/l TiN particles are 67 and 45 nm, respectively.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 912-914)

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Xi Chen*, Hong Yu Cheng

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Cellular Automata, Graphical Simulation

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