Increasing of Durability of Surfaces by Plasma Nitriding Process

Zdeněk Pokorný; Jaromir Kadlec; Zdenek Joska; Zbynek Studeny; Miroslav Pospíchal; David Dobrocký

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.258.583

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Increasing of Durability of Surfaces by Plasma Nitriding Process

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This article deals with properties of plasma nitrided layers in depth. The redistribution of alloy elements and C-N in depth of nitrided layers was analysed. The plasma nitriding process was used for creation of nitrided layers [1]. The nitrided layers were applied to 32CrMoV12-10 steel used for stressed machine parts. Samples were subsequently evaluated by metallographic, OES, hardness and microhardness methods. The results of measurement showed connection between chemical composition of alloying elements after chemical-heat treated process and universal hardness, microhardness.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 258)

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Zdeněk Pokorný*, Jaromir Kadlec, Zdenek Joska, Zbynek Studeny, Miroslav Pospíchal, David Dobrocký

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Chemical Composition, Mechanical Properties, Plasma Nitriding

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