2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.vacuum.2017.11.015
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Growth behavior and mechanical properties of Cr-V composite surface layer on AISI D3 steel by thermal reactive deposition

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“…Based on literature, it can be assumed that M2 contains Cr, Mo, W and V carbides [40,41] while D2 contains Cr, V and Mo carbides [42,43]. Similar effect of a high content of alloying elements limiting the thickness of the chromized layer has been observed in previous studies [4446]. Alloying elements have also been shown to hinder the diffusion of boron into the ferrous alloys [47] and steel [48] during the boronising process.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 78%
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“…Based on literature, it can be assumed that M2 contains Cr, Mo, W and V carbides [40,41] while D2 contains Cr, V and Mo carbides [42,43]. Similar effect of a high content of alloying elements limiting the thickness of the chromized layer has been observed in previous studies [4446]. Alloying elements have also been shown to hinder the diffusion of boron into the ferrous alloys [47] and steel [48] during the boronising process.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Chromizing of tool steels with high alloying content could form a multi-layered structure that consists of a Cr-Fe interlayer between the steel substrate and outermost chromized layer, as observed in Cr-M2, Figure 4e and Figure S4e. The Presence of Cr-Fe interlayer had been demonstrated in pack cementation of Cr on T9 tool steel [12] and thermal reactive diffusion of Cr on W1 tool steel [46] and Cr-V composite on D3 tool steel [45].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thermomechanical coatings are formed because of thermomechanical processing of the shielded and protective alloy by rolling or pulling during its heating [8,9]. Chemical coatings are prepared by the method of metal ions reduction [10]. Chemical coatings have found their application in the production of printed circuit boards, in the metallization of plastics and inorganic materials, and for applying functional coatings on metals [11].…”
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“…However, all coatings present deterioration, an obvious delamination and cracks on track edges of the scratch. The plastic deformation along the tracks is caused by tensile stress behind the sliding stylus [43].…”
Section: Adhesionmentioning
confidence: 99%