Structure, physical and mechanical properties of the nitride coatings based on Hf, V, Ta, deposited by magnetron sputtering
Yaroslav O. Kravchenko
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Yaroslav O. Kravchenko
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In recent years we have seen increased scientific interest in combinations of transition metals that improve the physico-mechanical and structural properties of coatings. Such elements as: Hf, V, Ta - steel are considered as potential candidates. Due to promising mechanical properties and resistance to high temperatures, nitride compounds of Hf, V, Ta are receiving increased attention from researchers and end-users. Nitride systems were deposited via magnetronic as well as reactive spraying with the help of ion implantation (CMSII). Spraying was performed in an atmosphere of Ar/ and it is worth noting that the variation of partial pressure leads to the formation of multi-phase coatings with amorphous, crystalline and quasi-amorphous phase.
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In recent years we have seen increased scientific interest in combinations of transition metals that improve the physico-mechanical and structural properties of coatings. Such elements as: Hf, V, Ta - steel are considered as potential candidates. Due to promising mechanical properties and resistance to high temperatures, nitride compounds of Hf, V, Ta are receiving increased attention from researchers and end-users. Nitride systems were deposited via magnetronic as well as reactive spraying with the help of ion implantation (CMSII). Spraying was performed in an atmosphere of Ar/ and it is worth noting that the variation of partial pressure leads to the formation of multi-phase coatings with amorphous, crystalline and quasi-amorphous phase.
Key concepts: Sputter deposition, Materials science, Nitride, Cavity magnetron, Physical vapor deposition, Sputtering, High-power impulse magnetron sputtering, Chromium nitride