Cr-CrN and CrN-TiC multilayer coatings manufactured by means of vacuum arc method

Smolik, J.; Słomka, Z.; Paćko, D.; Hermanowicz, P.

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Cr-CrN and CrN-TiC multilayer coatings manufactured by means of vacuum arc method

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Smolik J. , Słomka Z. , Paćko D. , Hermanowicz P.

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Powłoki wielowarstwowe Cr-CrN i CrN-TiC wytwarzane metodą łukowo-próżniową

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The issue of this paper is the testing of properties of multilayer coatings composed on the basis of chromium nitride, multilayer Cr-CrN coating and multilayer CrN-TiC coating manufactured by means of the arc-vacuum method on 4H13 steel foundation. The multilayer structure of the obtained coatings has been determined by means of scanning microscopy and spectral analysis of the chemical composition change in the depth function (GDOES). Besides, their hardness and Young module has been measured (NanoHardnessTester) and the adhesion has been tested by means of scratch-test (REVETEST). In the scratch-tests the load values of the intender determining the moment of cracks initiation and cohesion failure were determined. They define the moment of adhesion failures initiation and determine the moment of complete coating's removal from the foundation surface in the scratch area. Thanks to the testing, it was possible to define the influence of the multilayer structure on the mechanical properties of manufactured multilayer compositions and the mechanism of their devastation in the scratch test.

Przedmiotem artykułu są badania właściwości powłok wielowarstwowych skomponowanych na bazie azotku chromu, tj. powłoki wielowarstwowej Cr-CrN oraz powłoki wielowarstwowej CrN-TiC, wytworzonych metodą łukowo-próżniową na podłożu ze stali 4H13. Z wykorzystaniem mikroskopii skaningowej oraz spektralnej analizy zmian składu chemicznego w funkcji głębokości (GDOES) określono budowę wielowarstwową otrzymanych powłok, dokonano pomiarów ich twardości i modułu Younga (NanoHardnessTester) oraz zbadano adhezję metodą scratch-test (REVETEST). W testach zarysowania wyznaczono wartości obciążenia wgłębnika określające moment inicjowania pęknięć i zniszczeń kohezyjnych, określające moment inicjowania zniszczeń adhezyjnych oraz określające moment całkowitego usunięcia powłoki z powierzchni podłoża w obszarze zarysowania. Przeprowadzone badania pozwoliły określić wpływ budowy wielowarstwowej na właściwości mechaniczne wytworzonych kompozycji wielowarstwowych oraz mechanizm ich niszczenia w teście zarysowania.

Słowa kluczowe

chromium nitride multilayer coating arc-vacuum method

azotek chromu powłoka wielowarstwowa metoda łukowo-próżniowa

Wydawca

Wydawnictwo Naukowe Instytutu Technologii Eksploatacji - Państwowego Instytutu Badawczego

Czasopismo

Problemy Eksploatacji

Rocznik

2006

Tom

nr 4

Strony

91--104

Opis fizyczny

Bibliogr. 48 poz., rys., tab.

Twórcy

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Smolik J.

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Słomka Z.

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Paćko D.

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Hermanowicz P.

Institute for Sustainable Technologies - National Research Institute, Radom

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