Influence of Nitriding Temperature on Mechanical and Tribological Properties of Titanium

Tong Chen; Shinji Koyama

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.1034.3

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Influence of Nitriding Temperature on Mechanical and Tribological Properties of Titanium

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One of the commonly used methods for the surface hardening treatment of pure titanium was nitriding. Based on the study of nitriding temperatures on the properties of the pure titanium, some conclusions can be drawn in this paper. The surface hardness of samples after nitriding was gradually increased firstly and then decreased with the processing temperature increasing. And the hardness of the diffusion layer reached the maximum value of 1792 HV when the processing temperature at 1050°C. At the same temperature, the indentation modulus also reached the maximum value of 270 GPa. The wear depth reached the minimum value at 1050°C. At different nitriding temperatures, the minimum of wear depth was 14.8 μm. In summary, when the processing temperature at 1050°C, the nitriding of pure titanium can improve the comprehensive properties.

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Tong Chen*, Shinji Koyama

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Indentation Modulus, Nitriding, Titanium, Tribological Property

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