Many problems related to the efficiency of tribological steel substrates have been improved by the introduction of ceramic coatings based on nitrides of transition metals, as applied by physical vapor deposition (PVD) [1]. Multilayer PVD coatings are currently being developed so as to achieve a further increase in performance from both tribological and corrosion resistance. The principle of the method is to create a coating characterized by a high number of layers stacked in such a way as to block the growth of the columnar structure with high porosity. In this work a series of mono-and multilayer coatings were taken into account. These consist of CrN and Cr multilayers coatings made in a deposition chamber using cathodic arc PVD at the company CRT. As steel substrate AISI H11 was chosen in the following surface state conditions: mirror finish, electroeroded, ground and sandblasted
Multilayer coatings based on CrN/Cr for molds of plastics / F.C. Caiazzo, V. Sisti, S.P. Trasatti. - In: LA METALLURGIA ITALIANA. - ISSN 0026-0843. - 106:6(2014 Jun), pp. 3-8.
Multilayer coatings based on CrN/Cr for molds of plastics
S.P. Trasatti
2014
Abstract
Many problems related to the efficiency of tribological steel substrates have been improved by the introduction of ceramic coatings based on nitrides of transition metals, as applied by physical vapor deposition (PVD) [1]. Multilayer PVD coatings are currently being developed so as to achieve a further increase in performance from both tribological and corrosion resistance. The principle of the method is to create a coating characterized by a high number of layers stacked in such a way as to block the growth of the columnar structure with high porosity. In this work a series of mono-and multilayer coatings were taken into account. These consist of CrN and Cr multilayers coatings made in a deposition chamber using cathodic arc PVD at the company CRT. As steel substrate AISI H11 was chosen in the following surface state conditions: mirror finish, electroeroded, ground and sandblastedPubblicazioni consigliate
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