Effect of Carbon-Doping on Microstructure and Friction/Wear Behaviors of TiB2 Films

Xi Ling Xin; Xiao Jing Xu; Zhen Fan; Kun Tian; Dan Chen; Chun Hang Yu; Xin Lan Sheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.687.621

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Effect of Carbon-Doping on Microstructure and Friction/Wear Behaviors of TiB₂ Films

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In this paper, both the TiB₂/SiC bilayer films and the carbon-doped TiB₂ (TiB₂-C)/SiC bilayer films (SiC films as interlayer) were successfully deposited on quenched Cr12MoV steel substrate through magnetron sputtering technology, and the carbon-doping effect on microstructure and friction/wear properties of TiB₂ films were investigated. The results show that the doped-carbon presented in manner of sp³C-C and sp²C-C bonds i.e. DLC (diamond-like carbon). As sliding against steel balls under dry frictional condition, the doped-carbon strongly decreased the friction coefficient of the films and the material transfer from the friction pairs to the films. At the same time, the doped-carbon reduced the wear rate of the films, the wear rate of the TiB₂ films and the TiB₂-C films were both in the magnitude order of 10^{−5 mm3} m⁻¹ N⁻¹, this is due to more material transfer significantly adhered on TiB₂ films than on TiB₂-C films.

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Xi Ling Xin, Xiao Jing Xu, Zhen Fan, Kun Tian, Dan Chen, Chun Hang Yu, Xin Lan Sheng

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Carbon Doping, Friction, Microstructure, TiB₂ Film, Wear

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