The effect of nitrogen implantation on the tribological properties of composite aluminium alloys

Углов, В.В.; Ласковнев, А. П.; Cherenda, N.N.; Khodasevich, V.V.

doi:10.1016/0257-8972(95)02819-6

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“…The implanted layer is composed of aluminum solution and AlN precipitates [9]. On the surface of implanted aluminum the stoichiometric ratio of Al2O3 was mearured [10]. The oxygen concentration decreased with the increasing of nitrogen concentration.…”

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The Mechanical Property of TiN Film Deposited on N+-Implanted Aluminum by Magnetron Sputtering

Cai

Liu²,

Li³

et al. 2005

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The effect of a AlN gradient interlayer on the surface mechanical properties was investigated by nano-indentation for the TiN film on N+-implanted Al substrate. The AlN interlayer, 80nm thick measured by Auger Electron Spectrometer (AES), was formed by high energy N+-implantation prior to magnetron sputtering the TiN film in our custom designed multifunctional ion implanter. The nanohardness of N+-implanted aluminum was 450HV at extremely small depth, but quickly decreased to a constant value (65HV). The hardness and Young’s modulus of the TiN film on two different substrates, one with and the other without N+-implantation, kept almost constant up to a small depth of 200nm, and then decreased to the values of the Al substrate with increasing indentation depth, but with a lower decreasing rate for the N+-implanted system. It was found from the load-displacement curves that the interfaces cracked when the indentation load was 38mN for the N+-implanted system, while 18mN for the unimplanted system. Therefore the N+- implantation improved the surface mechanical properties significantly.

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The Mechanical Property of TiN Film Deposited on N+-Implanted Aluminum by Magnetron Sputtering

Cai

Liu²,

Li³

et al. 2005

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“…As shown in figures 1(b) and (c), each transition layer is thicker because the transition layer is the result of the direct implantation of ions at high voltage, the recoil-implantation by the bombardment and collision of high-energy ions and the diffusion including the irradiation-enhanced diffusion by all kinds of defects [2], [13][14][15]. When the other process parameters are constant, the increasing process time may be responsible for the thicker transition layer due to enhanced diffusion.…”

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“…In order to overcome the obstacles, a large number of investigations have been performed. Nitrogen (N) ions implantation into Al and its alloys to form an N-implanted layer rich in AlN (AlN layer) has offered more possibilities of widely using them in applications [1][2][3]. However, the AlN layer, which is often less than 0.3 µm thick, is difficult to eliminate the effect of Al and its alloy and hence difficult to satisfy the actual requirements.…”

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Thick gradient layers prepared by plasma-based ion implantation on 2024 aluminium alloy

Liao¹,

Tian²,

Li³

et al. 2007

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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AlN/Ti/TiN/DLC layers more than 1 µm thick have been prepared by plasma-based ion implantation sequentially with nitrogen/titanium/nitrogen and titanium/carbon on 2024 aluminium alloy. On the basis of our previous AlN/Ti/TiN/DLC layers, new AlN/Ti/TiN/DLC layers thicken by thickening the ‘TiN’ layer and the diamond-like (DLC) film. The structures of the new layers have been characterized by XPS, AFM and Raman spectrum. The new layers exhibit improved composition and structure gradients at the interface in addition to a thicker ‘TiN’ layer and DLC film than the previous ones and hence display significant improvements in surface hardness and tribological properties. Also, their surface topography, DLC structure, nanohardness, stress and tribological properties as a function of the DLC film thickness have been discussed.

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“…[16][17]. Various deposition methods, including magnetron sputtering, physical vapour deposition, thermal spraying plasma aided chemical vapour deposition, thermal spraying, and pulse laser deposition, can be used to apply solid lubricant as a coating (PLD) [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34]. Superalloys based on nickel offer favourable high-temperature characteristics, making them an attractive choice for tribological applications.To achieve a balance of good mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and surface wear, these alloys are typically manufactured with additions of iron (Fe), cobalt (Co), aluminium (Al), and tantalum (Ta) [35] Experimental Procedure…”

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Evaluation of adhesion strength and tribological characteristics of Ni-Co-BN nano-coating developed by magnetron sputtering

Wani‫

Ahmad

2023

Preprint

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Nickel-Cobalt-Boron Nitride (Ni-Co-BN) coatings were deposited on aluminium silicon substrate (Al-Si) substrate (Al-Si) using magnetron sputtering system. The composition and characteristics of the nano-coating were analysed using X-Ray diffraction (XRD), field emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM), and energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS). Nano scratch tests with ramp loading of 5000 µN have been conducted at three regions to understand the coating behavior. The coating adheres well to the substrate up to the load of 4499 µN. However, at a load of 4500 µN, the peeling of coating occurred. Nano wear tests were performed at a load of 100 µN by varying the number of cycles of 2, 4, 6, and 8 possessing a tip velocity of 40 µm/sec to determine material loss and material loss resistance. It was observed that wear rates go down as we increase the wear cycles and sliding distance. The low values of friction coefficient during wear tests indicate that the coating has excellent lubricating properties and suggests its suitability for Internal combustion engine applications.

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The effect of nitrogen implantation on the tribological properties of composite aluminium alloys

Cited by 14 publications

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The Mechanical Property of TiN Film Deposited on N+-Implanted Aluminum by Magnetron Sputtering

The Mechanical Property of TiN Film Deposited on N+-Implanted Aluminum by Magnetron Sputtering

Thick gradient layers prepared by plasma-based ion implantation on 2024 aluminium alloy

Evaluation of adhesion strength and tribological characteristics of Ni-Co-BN nano-coating developed by magnetron sputtering

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