Structures and Mechanical Properties of Pure Titanium by Different Nitriding Temperatures

Tong Chen; Shinji Koyama

doi:10.4028/p-g7m1p9

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Structures and Mechanical Properties of Pure Titanium by Different Boriding and Nitriding Conditions
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Structures and Mechanical Properties of Pure Titanium by Different Nitriding Temperatures

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The influence of different nitriding temperatures was investigated on the structures and mechanical properties of the treated specimens. Based on the research of nitriding temperature on the properties of pure titanium, the cause of the rresults can be discussed in this research. When the nitriding temperature is 1050°C, the cross-sectional hardness of the hardened layer reaches the maximum. At the same nitriding temperature, the bonding strength also reaches the maximum, which is related to the performance of the hardened layer. In summary, when the nitriding temperature is 1050°C, the nitriding of pure titanium can improve the overall performance.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 918)

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Tong Chen*, Shinji Koyama

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Bonding Force, Cross-Sectional Hardness, Nitriding, Pure Titanium, Structure

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