Properties of aluminum alloys with a titanium nitride coating

Arzamasov, B. N.; Babich, S. G.; Kirichenko, L. G.; Knyazheva, V. M.; Silaeva, V. I.; Solov'eva, T. V.

doi:10.1007/bf01401073

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“…Moreover, only limited data has been published regarding the influence of the TiN coating layer on various parameters such as the scratch force, hardness, and roughness as well as the effect of the TiN coating layer microstructure of the deposited film [20,21]. Investigation of this coating will demonstrate the possibility of obtaining high strength, hardness, and simultaneously good decorative and protective surface properties [22]. Surface modifications have attracted more attention with new techniques such as high power laser and vacuum processing.…”

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Ti/TiN/HA coating on Ti–6Al–4V for biomedical applications

Mohseni

Zalnezhad

Bushroa

et al. 2015

Ceramics International

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Section: Hard Tissue Coatingmentioning

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Ti/TiN/HA coating on Ti–6Al–4V for biomedical applications

Mohseni

Zalnezhad

Bushroa

et al. 2015

Ceramics International

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“…The thickness of the investigated coatings was 4, 5, and 6 I.tm, which corresponded to the regimes of deposition onto aluminum alloys presented in [2]. This meti~od makes it possible to deposit a coating compatible with an aluminum matrix without subjecting it to high-temperature heating.…”

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Triboengineering properties of aluminum alloys with a coating of titanium nitride

Silaeva¹,

Solov'eva²

1996

Met Sci Heat Treat

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“…High hardness ensures superior wear resistance of TiN coating, especially if compared to soft aluminum alloy. TiN also showed to enhance laser-material coupling [11,12]. Laser Surface Texturing.…”

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Microsecond Laser Texturing of an Aerospace Grade Aluminum Alloy to Synthesize Superhydrophobic, Anti-Water Clogging Surfaces

Naeem

Butt

Khawaja

et al. 2021

KEM

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Traditionally superhydrophobic surfaces are prepared by applying liquid repellant organic coatings or nano-based coatings. These superhydrophobic coatings are prone to wear and can be easily damaged by abrasion and cleaning. Recently researchers are switching interest to more efficient and promising technology of pulse laser texturing for engineering sub-micron topographies to have superhydrophobic surfaces. In this research, the micro-second Laser Pulses are used to feature sub-micron textures on titanium nitride coated aluminum and polished aluminum surfaces in order to achieve the water contact angle greater than 150°. Titanium nitride coated aluminum surface with scan line separation of 50 µm shows superior hydrophobicity having a water contact angle of 156º. These superhydrophobic aluminum surfaces have applications for anti-water clogging and anti-corrosion use.

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Properties of aluminum alloys with a titanium nitride coating

Cited by 11 publications

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Ti/TiN/HA coating on Ti–6Al–4V for biomedical applications

Ti/TiN/HA coating on Ti–6Al–4V for biomedical applications

Triboengineering properties of aluminum alloys with a coating of titanium nitride

Microsecond Laser Texturing of an Aerospace Grade Aluminum Alloy to Synthesize Superhydrophobic, Anti-Water Clogging Surfaces

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