The Influence of Prior Plasma Nitriding on the Adhesion Strength of CrTiAlN Coating Formed on H13 Steel

GE Pei-lin, GE Pei-lin, GE Pei-lin, GE Pei-lin, GE Pei-lin

Surface Technology ›› 2012, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (2) : 79-81.

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Surface Technology ›› 2012, Vol. 41 ›› Issue (2) : 79-81.
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The Influence of Prior Plasma Nitriding on the Adhesion Strength of CrTiAlN Coating Formed on H13 Steel

  • GE Pei-lin1, GE Pei-lin1, GE Pei-lin2, GE Pei-lin2, GE Pei-lin2
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A nitride layer was first formed on H13 steel samples by plasma nitriding and then a CrTiAlN coating was prepared on the surface of nitrided and non-nitrided H13 steels using closed field unbalanced magnetron sputter ion plating. The adhesion strength, the microstructure and phase structure of the film were compared between nitrided and non-nitrided H13.The results show that the substrate hardness increases after plasma nitridation and exhibits a gradient hardness transition. The complex treatment of plasma nitridation and CrTiAlN coatings could increase the adhesion strength significantly.

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plasma nitriding; magnetron sputtering; nitrided layer; CrTiAlN coating; adhesion strength

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GE Pei-lin, GE Pei-lin, GE Pei-lin, GE Pei-lin, GE Pei-lin. The Influence of Prior Plasma Nitriding on the Adhesion Strength of CrTiAlN Coating Formed on H13 Steel[J]. Surface Technology. 2012, 41(2): 79-81
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