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1 SURFACE ENGINEERING (1)
VAPOR DEPOSITION Prof. Priit Kulu, Eron Adoberg

2 Surface properties of material/part
Wear mechanical; corrosive-mechanical. Criteria: wear resistance (by mass/volume, relative) Methods of surface reinforcement peening; surface alloying and hardening; coatings (sprayed coatings, vapor deposited coatings, cladded coatings, galvanic coatings, diffusion coatings); metal cladding (bimetal materials).

3 Deposited coatings CHEMICAL ELECTROCHEMICAL THERMOCHEMICAL
ion coating CHEMICAL ELECTROCHEMICAL THERMOCHEMICAL THERMOCOATING VAPOR DEPOSITION MECHANICAL ion transfer (ion alloying) ion mixing/dilution ion composite coating

4 Comparison of the coating processes

5 Thin hard coatings Ceramic compounds – metals’ oxides, carbides, nitrides. Coatings with thickness up to 10 μm are considered as thin coatings. Advantages: abrasive, adhesive, etc. wear decreases; pad growth avoided; tribological properties improve, thus improving its service life; need for lubrications decreases. Coating does not affect the geometry and size of the coated detail.

6 Coatings’ processes

7 Coating process – PVD 1 – cathode; 2 – accelerators; 3 – anode.
lower process temperature (250 – 600 ºC) in comparison with CVD process; electrical or magnetic field is applied.

8 Coating process – CVD Higher process temperature (600 –
1100 ºC) in comparison with PVD process; Chemical reaction is applied.

9 Coating cycle

10 PVD-Coating with Dynamic Rotating ARC-Cathodes
LARC®: LAteral Rotating ARC-Cathodes rotary table magnetic confinemen system_2 substrates door or backside shield confinement system_1

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14 Structures’ types of the coatings

15 Microstructure of coatings (1)
SEM image of fractured surface of PVD coating on hardmetal. a- TiN coating: 1 – HM substrate; 2 – Ti adhesion layer; 3 – TiN coating; 4 – coating surface with microdroplets. b- multilayer TiAlN: 1– HM; 2 – Ti adhesion layer; 3 – TiN layer; 4 – TiAlN layer; 5 – TiAlN/AlN multilayer coating; 6 – TiAlN coating; 7 – coating surface with microdroplets

16 Microstructure of coatings (2)
SEM images of fractured surface of PVD coatings on nitrided steel: a– monolayer TiN, b– monolayer TiCN and c– multilayer TiAlN

17 Gradient coatings Large Al content
The content of coating’s hard component – AlN – gradiently increases through the coating giving the coating’s surface the largest hardness value. TiN adhesion layer Small Al content

18 Multilayer coatings have bigger toughness.
Layer structure hinders cracks’ development. Multilayer coatings are applied, where dynamic loads are present. TiAlN+TiN (allikas: MUK)

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20 Nanocomposite coatings (1)
2 phases appear during the deposition process: nanocrystalline AlTiN (hard) and amorphous Si3N4 (tough) Advantages: very high nanohardness and toughness very high temperature resistance

21 Nanocomposite coatings (2)

22 DLC coatings DLC (diamond-like carbon) coatings: mechanical, chemical, optical and electric properties are similar to that of natural diamond, but does not have an even crystalline structure; DLC is deposited as the finish layer at the top of the coating. large hardness; chemical inertness; low coefficient of friction

23 Hard coatings’ properties
Color Hardness (GPa) Young’smodulus E (Gpa) Thickness of coating (μm) COF Maximum application temp.°C TiN TiCN TiAlN (mono/ multilayer) AlTiN nACo® (AlTiN/Si3N4) CrN AlCrN TiAlCN+CBC* (CBC – carbon-based top layer) nACo®+CBC* gold copper violet-black black violet-blue silver blue-gray grey 24 32 35/28 38 45 18 20/30 438±80 500±90 301±90 336±13 323±13 1 – 7 1 – 4 1-7 1-4 1,5 – 5 1 – 6 0,55 0,2 0,5/0,6 0,7 0,45 0,3 0,6 0,15 600 400 800/700 900 1200 700 1000 500 450

24 Diagram of sliding wear testing results by RT
Diagram of sliding wear testing results by RT. Drum (C45 steel) wear track width and versus coatings E/H ratio.

25 Application of PVD and CVD coatings

26 Trends in the PVD coatings

27 Coating application areas

28 Applications (1) Cutting tools: TiAlN AlTIN TiAlCN nACo® (AlTiN/Si3N4)
AlCrN TiAlCN nACo® (AlTiN/Si3N4) nACRo (AlCrN/Si3N4) milling distance Lf [m]

29 Applications (2) Punches and dies: TiN TiCN TiAlCN + CBC AlCrN

30 Applications (3) Pressing and casting molds Tribology TiN CrN ZrN
AlCrN TiAlCN + CBC Tribology TiAlCN + CBC nACo +CBC nACRo + CBC DLC

31 Thank you for the attention! Questions?


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