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Hard coating performance enhancement by using [Ti/TiN]n, [Zr/ZrN]n and [TiN/ZrN]n multilayer system
Materials Science and Engineering B-advanced Functional Solid-state Materials, 2010Co-Authors: Juan Carlos Caicedo, C. Amaya, Luis Yate, O. Nos, María Elena Pardo Gómez, P PrietoAbstract:In order to increase the performance of hard coatings for industrial application, Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were deposited onto Si(1 0 0) and AISI 5160 steel substrates via r.f. (13.56 MHz) multi-target magnetron sputtering technique. The crystallography structures of Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were evaluated via X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD). The composition, chemical-depth distribution and cross-sectional morphology of the films were characterized by EDX, SIMS, and SEM. The enhancement of mechanical properties and adherence strength behavior were determined via nanoindentation and scratch test, respectively. From these results, it was found that hardness and critical load of all multilayer films depends on the bilayer period (� ) and bilayer number (n). Moreover, the TiN/ZrN multilayer films exhibit the highest hardness (30 ± 1 GPa) and critical load (60 ± 1 N) in relation to Ti/TiN and Zr/ZrN Multilayers. The different mechanical performances and mechanisms in the Multilayers group were observed and discussed in this paper, suggesting the possibility to use AISI 5160 steel coated with Multilayers as cutting tools. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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hard coating performance enhancement by using ti tin n zr zrn n and tin zrn n multilayer system
Materials Science and Engineering B-advanced Functional Solid-state Materials, 2010Co-Authors: Juan Carlos Caicedo, C. Amaya, Luis Yate, O. Nos, María Elena Pardo Gómez, P PrietoAbstract:In order to increase the performance of hard coatings for industrial application, Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were deposited onto Si(1 0 0) and AISI 5160 steel substrates via r.f. (13.56 MHz) multi-target magnetron sputtering technique. The crystallography structures of Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were evaluated via X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD). The composition, chemical-depth distribution and cross-sectional morphology of the films were characterized by EDX, SIMS, and SEM. The enhancement of mechanical properties and adherence strength behavior were determined via nanoindentation and scratch test, respectively. From these results, it was found that hardness and critical load of all multilayer films depends on the bilayer period (� ) and bilayer number (n). Moreover, the TiN/ZrN multilayer films exhibit the highest hardness (30 ± 1 GPa) and critical load (60 ± 1 N) in relation to Ti/TiN and Zr/ZrN Multilayers. The different mechanical performances and mechanisms in the Multilayers group were observed and discussed in this paper, suggesting the possibility to use AISI 5160 steel coated with Multilayers as cutting tools. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
C. Amaya - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Hard coating performance enhancement by using [Ti/TiN]n, [Zr/ZrN]n and [TiN/ZrN]n multilayer system
Materials Science and Engineering B-advanced Functional Solid-state Materials, 2010Co-Authors: Juan Carlos Caicedo, C. Amaya, Luis Yate, O. Nos, María Elena Pardo Gómez, P PrietoAbstract:In order to increase the performance of hard coatings for industrial application, Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were deposited onto Si(1 0 0) and AISI 5160 steel substrates via r.f. (13.56 MHz) multi-target magnetron sputtering technique. The crystallography structures of Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were evaluated via X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD). The composition, chemical-depth distribution and cross-sectional morphology of the films were characterized by EDX, SIMS, and SEM. The enhancement of mechanical properties and adherence strength behavior were determined via nanoindentation and scratch test, respectively. From these results, it was found that hardness and critical load of all multilayer films depends on the bilayer period (� ) and bilayer number (n). Moreover, the TiN/ZrN multilayer films exhibit the highest hardness (30 ± 1 GPa) and critical load (60 ± 1 N) in relation to Ti/TiN and Zr/ZrN Multilayers. The different mechanical performances and mechanisms in the Multilayers group were observed and discussed in this paper, suggesting the possibility to use AISI 5160 steel coated with Multilayers as cutting tools. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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hard coating performance enhancement by using ti tin n zr zrn n and tin zrn n multilayer system
Materials Science and Engineering B-advanced Functional Solid-state Materials, 2010Co-Authors: Juan Carlos Caicedo, C. Amaya, Luis Yate, O. Nos, María Elena Pardo Gómez, P PrietoAbstract:In order to increase the performance of hard coatings for industrial application, Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were deposited onto Si(1 0 0) and AISI 5160 steel substrates via r.f. (13.56 MHz) multi-target magnetron sputtering technique. The crystallography structures of Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were evaluated via X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD). The composition, chemical-depth distribution and cross-sectional morphology of the films were characterized by EDX, SIMS, and SEM. The enhancement of mechanical properties and adherence strength behavior were determined via nanoindentation and scratch test, respectively. From these results, it was found that hardness and critical load of all multilayer films depends on the bilayer period (� ) and bilayer number (n). Moreover, the TiN/ZrN multilayer films exhibit the highest hardness (30 ± 1 GPa) and critical load (60 ± 1 N) in relation to Ti/TiN and Zr/ZrN Multilayers. The different mechanical performances and mechanisms in the Multilayers group were observed and discussed in this paper, suggesting the possibility to use AISI 5160 steel coated with Multilayers as cutting tools. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Juan Carlos Caicedo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Hard coating performance enhancement by using [Ti/TiN]n, [Zr/ZrN]n and [TiN/ZrN]n multilayer system
Materials Science and Engineering B-advanced Functional Solid-state Materials, 2010Co-Authors: Juan Carlos Caicedo, C. Amaya, Luis Yate, O. Nos, María Elena Pardo Gómez, P PrietoAbstract:In order to increase the performance of hard coatings for industrial application, Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were deposited onto Si(1 0 0) and AISI 5160 steel substrates via r.f. (13.56 MHz) multi-target magnetron sputtering technique. The crystallography structures of Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were evaluated via X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD). The composition, chemical-depth distribution and cross-sectional morphology of the films were characterized by EDX, SIMS, and SEM. The enhancement of mechanical properties and adherence strength behavior were determined via nanoindentation and scratch test, respectively. From these results, it was found that hardness and critical load of all multilayer films depends on the bilayer period (� ) and bilayer number (n). Moreover, the TiN/ZrN multilayer films exhibit the highest hardness (30 ± 1 GPa) and critical load (60 ± 1 N) in relation to Ti/TiN and Zr/ZrN Multilayers. The different mechanical performances and mechanisms in the Multilayers group were observed and discussed in this paper, suggesting the possibility to use AISI 5160 steel coated with Multilayers as cutting tools. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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hard coating performance enhancement by using ti tin n zr zrn n and tin zrn n multilayer system
Materials Science and Engineering B-advanced Functional Solid-state Materials, 2010Co-Authors: Juan Carlos Caicedo, C. Amaya, Luis Yate, O. Nos, María Elena Pardo Gómez, P PrietoAbstract:In order to increase the performance of hard coatings for industrial application, Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were deposited onto Si(1 0 0) and AISI 5160 steel substrates via r.f. (13.56 MHz) multi-target magnetron sputtering technique. The crystallography structures of Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were evaluated via X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD). The composition, chemical-depth distribution and cross-sectional morphology of the films were characterized by EDX, SIMS, and SEM. The enhancement of mechanical properties and adherence strength behavior were determined via nanoindentation and scratch test, respectively. From these results, it was found that hardness and critical load of all multilayer films depends on the bilayer period (� ) and bilayer number (n). Moreover, the TiN/ZrN multilayer films exhibit the highest hardness (30 ± 1 GPa) and critical load (60 ± 1 N) in relation to Ti/TiN and Zr/ZrN Multilayers. The different mechanical performances and mechanisms in the Multilayers group were observed and discussed in this paper, suggesting the possibility to use AISI 5160 steel coated with Multilayers as cutting tools. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
María Elena Pardo Gómez - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Hard coating performance enhancement by using [Ti/TiN]n, [Zr/ZrN]n and [TiN/ZrN]n multilayer system
Materials Science and Engineering B-advanced Functional Solid-state Materials, 2010Co-Authors: Juan Carlos Caicedo, C. Amaya, Luis Yate, O. Nos, María Elena Pardo Gómez, P PrietoAbstract:In order to increase the performance of hard coatings for industrial application, Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were deposited onto Si(1 0 0) and AISI 5160 steel substrates via r.f. (13.56 MHz) multi-target magnetron sputtering technique. The crystallography structures of Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were evaluated via X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD). The composition, chemical-depth distribution and cross-sectional morphology of the films were characterized by EDX, SIMS, and SEM. The enhancement of mechanical properties and adherence strength behavior were determined via nanoindentation and scratch test, respectively. From these results, it was found that hardness and critical load of all multilayer films depends on the bilayer period (� ) and bilayer number (n). Moreover, the TiN/ZrN multilayer films exhibit the highest hardness (30 ± 1 GPa) and critical load (60 ± 1 N) in relation to Ti/TiN and Zr/ZrN Multilayers. The different mechanical performances and mechanisms in the Multilayers group were observed and discussed in this paper, suggesting the possibility to use AISI 5160 steel coated with Multilayers as cutting tools. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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hard coating performance enhancement by using ti tin n zr zrn n and tin zrn n multilayer system
Materials Science and Engineering B-advanced Functional Solid-state Materials, 2010Co-Authors: Juan Carlos Caicedo, C. Amaya, Luis Yate, O. Nos, María Elena Pardo Gómez, P PrietoAbstract:In order to increase the performance of hard coatings for industrial application, Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were deposited onto Si(1 0 0) and AISI 5160 steel substrates via r.f. (13.56 MHz) multi-target magnetron sputtering technique. The crystallography structures of Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were evaluated via X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD). The composition, chemical-depth distribution and cross-sectional morphology of the films were characterized by EDX, SIMS, and SEM. The enhancement of mechanical properties and adherence strength behavior were determined via nanoindentation and scratch test, respectively. From these results, it was found that hardness and critical load of all multilayer films depends on the bilayer period (� ) and bilayer number (n). Moreover, the TiN/ZrN multilayer films exhibit the highest hardness (30 ± 1 GPa) and critical load (60 ± 1 N) in relation to Ti/TiN and Zr/ZrN Multilayers. The different mechanical performances and mechanisms in the Multilayers group were observed and discussed in this paper, suggesting the possibility to use AISI 5160 steel coated with Multilayers as cutting tools. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
O. Nos - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Hard coating performance enhancement by using [Ti/TiN]n, [Zr/ZrN]n and [TiN/ZrN]n multilayer system
Materials Science and Engineering B-advanced Functional Solid-state Materials, 2010Co-Authors: Juan Carlos Caicedo, C. Amaya, Luis Yate, O. Nos, María Elena Pardo Gómez, P PrietoAbstract:In order to increase the performance of hard coatings for industrial application, Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were deposited onto Si(1 0 0) and AISI 5160 steel substrates via r.f. (13.56 MHz) multi-target magnetron sputtering technique. The crystallography structures of Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were evaluated via X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD). The composition, chemical-depth distribution and cross-sectional morphology of the films were characterized by EDX, SIMS, and SEM. The enhancement of mechanical properties and adherence strength behavior were determined via nanoindentation and scratch test, respectively. From these results, it was found that hardness and critical load of all multilayer films depends on the bilayer period (� ) and bilayer number (n). Moreover, the TiN/ZrN multilayer films exhibit the highest hardness (30 ± 1 GPa) and critical load (60 ± 1 N) in relation to Ti/TiN and Zr/ZrN Multilayers. The different mechanical performances and mechanisms in the Multilayers group were observed and discussed in this paper, suggesting the possibility to use AISI 5160 steel coated with Multilayers as cutting tools. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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hard coating performance enhancement by using ti tin n zr zrn n and tin zrn n multilayer system
Materials Science and Engineering B-advanced Functional Solid-state Materials, 2010Co-Authors: Juan Carlos Caicedo, C. Amaya, Luis Yate, O. Nos, María Elena Pardo Gómez, P PrietoAbstract:In order to increase the performance of hard coatings for industrial application, Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were deposited onto Si(1 0 0) and AISI 5160 steel substrates via r.f. (13.56 MHz) multi-target magnetron sputtering technique. The crystallography structures of Ti/TiN, Zr/ZrN and TiN/ZrN Multilayers were evaluated via X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD). The composition, chemical-depth distribution and cross-sectional morphology of the films were characterized by EDX, SIMS, and SEM. The enhancement of mechanical properties and adherence strength behavior were determined via nanoindentation and scratch test, respectively. From these results, it was found that hardness and critical load of all multilayer films depends on the bilayer period (� ) and bilayer number (n). Moreover, the TiN/ZrN multilayer films exhibit the highest hardness (30 ± 1 GPa) and critical load (60 ± 1 N) in relation to Ti/TiN and Zr/ZrN Multilayers. The different mechanical performances and mechanisms in the Multilayers group were observed and discussed in this paper, suggesting the possibility to use AISI 5160 steel coated with Multilayers as cutting tools. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
