Mechanisms for the Transfer of Innovative Surface Engineering Solutions to Industrial Practice on the Example of Hybrid Layers

Adam Mazurkiewicz; Jerzy Smolik; Beata Poteralska

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.237.54

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The Influence of Microstructure of Nanomultilayer AlN-CrN-TiN Coatings on their Tribological Properties at Elevated Temperature
p.27

Composite Layers TiAl_{Intermetallic}/PVD Coating Obtained by Hybrid Surface Treatment Technology on Aluminium Alloys
p.34

Optimization of CrN/CrCN Gradient Coatings
p.41

Thermal Stability and Corrosion Resistance of Cr/CrN Multilayer Coatings on Ti6Al4V Alloy
p.47

Mechanisms for the Transfer of Innovative Surface Engineering Solutions to Industrial Practice on the Example of Hybrid Layers
p.54

Cylindrical Magnetron with Dynamic Magnetic Field
p.61

Inspection of the Proprieties of Joints for Pipes with Couplers Using the Hybrid Vision Method
p.71

The Use of 2D/3D Sensors for Robotic Manipulation for Quality Inspection Tasks
p.77

Unique Optomechatronic Systems for Fatigue Monitoring
p.83

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Mechanisms for the Transfer of Innovative Surface Engineering Solutions to Industrial Practice on the Example of Hybrid Layers

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Advanced surface engineering technologies are the basis of the intense technological development in the world over the past several decades. The rapid development of surface engineering resulted in the appearance of many new top layer solutions, such as multi-layer coatings, nanostructured coatings, and hybrid layers, which prove to be very effective in their applications. The production of layers and coatings with complex microstructure and application requirements (related to coated materials, the geometry of the engineered elements, economic viability) create a need for advanced technological and organizational solutions.This article presents a technology of manufacturing a hybrid layer: “nitrided layer + (Cr/CrN) _multilayer,” intended to increase the durability of hot forging dies. Based on this example, those surface engineering fields are presented where simultaneous intensive development is necessary to ensure an efficient process of transferring innovative surface engineering solutions to the industry.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 237)

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Adam Mazurkiewicz, Jerzy Smolik*, Beata Poteralska

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Knowledge Transfer, Surface Engineering, Technology Centre

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