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Surface Performance and Wear Mechanisms of Coatings

A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Materials Physics".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2021) | Viewed by 4342

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Interests: cutting tool materials; tool wear; tool life; wear-resistant coatings
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Dear Colleagues,

The main objectives of the Special Issue are to study the influence of the deposition process on the properties of the coating surface (in particular, roughness, type of cluster structure, residual stresses, etc.). The important deposition parameters that have an influence on the properties of the coating surface include arc current, substrate bias voltage, gas pressure, and turntable rotation frequency. Also of interest is the influence of the condition of the coating surface on its functional properties (for example, on the tool life of coated metal-cutting tools, oxidation and erosion of protective coatings, optical properties, etc.).

Another important area is the study of the wear pattern and destruction of coatings under various operating conditions. In particular, areas of interest include (but not limited to) studies of:

  • Crack formation in the structure of coatings and factors inhibiting crack formation;
  • Mechanisms of formation and inhibition of interlayer delaminations;
  • Factors influencing the cohesive and adhesive bonds between the coating and the substrate, as well as between the coating layers;
  • Effects of chemical (in particular, oxidative), abrasive, and diffusion processes, as well as high temperatures on the structure and properties of the coatings.

Also of interest are investigations into the influence of the operating conditions for coated products on the wear pattern and destruction of coatings (in particular, the influence of cutting conditions on coated tools, the influence of temperature and chemical composition of the environment on products with protective coatings, the influence of temperature and forces in the contact zone on tribological coatings of tribopairs, etc.).

Dr. Alexey Vereschaka
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • coating surface
  • crack formation
  • wear
  • diffusion
  • oxidation

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Influence of Ti-Si-N Nanocomposite Coating on Heat Radiation Resistance of Fireproof Fabrics
by Danuta Miedzińska, Jan Giełżecki, Ryszard Mania, Konstanty Marszalek and Robert Wolański
Materials 2021, 14(13), 3493; https://doi.org/10.3390/ma14133493 - 23 Jun 2021
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Fireproof fabrics are commonly used for protection of fireguards. Such materials must be characterized by improved heat resistance, especially to radiation and flame. In this paper, fireproof fabric (NATAN and PROTON—trademark names) was covered with Ti-Si-N nanocomposite reflective coating using magnetron sputtering. The [...] Read more.
Fireproof fabrics are commonly used for protection of fireguards. Such materials must be characterized by improved heat resistance, especially to radiation and flame. In this paper, fireproof fabric (NATAN and PROTON—trademark names) was covered with Ti-Si-N nanocomposite reflective coating using magnetron sputtering. The fabrics were subjected to heat radiation of heat flux density from 0.615 to 2.525 kW/m2. A testing stage equipped with a heat source, thermal imaging camera and thermocouples was used. Two variants of the coatings were studied: Ti-Si and (Ti,Si)N considering different thicknesses of layers. The temperature increment and time to reach the pain threshold (60 °C) which corresponds approximately to a 2nd-degree burn according to Henriques criterion were analyzed. In addition, the microstructural analysis of the samples using a scanning electron microscope (SEM) equipped with energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) system was performed. The improvement of heat resistance showed for Ti-Si-coated PROTON and NATAN for all tested heat flux densities. Time to reach 60 °C for PROTON fabric increased maximally from 11.23 s (without coating) to 13.13 s (Ti-Si coating) for heat flux density of 0.615 kW/m2 and for NATAN—maximally from 7.76 s (without coating) to 11.30 s (Ti-Si coating) for the same heat flux density. Full article
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Development of a Model of Crack Propagation in Multilayer Hard Coatings under Conditions of Stochastic Force Impact
by Alexey Vereschaka, Sergey Grigoriev, Anatoli Chigarev, Filipp Milovich, Nikolay Sitnikov, Nikolay Andreev, Catherine Sotova and Jury Bublikov
Materials 2021, 14(2), 260; https://doi.org/10.3390/ma14020260 - 7 Jan 2021
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The article deals with the problems of cracking in the structure of multilayered coatings under the conditions of stochastic loading process. A mathematical model has been proposed in order to predict the crack propagation velocity in the coating while taking the influence of [...] Read more.
The article deals with the problems of cracking in the structure of multilayered coatings under the conditions of stochastic loading process. A mathematical model has been proposed in order to predict the crack propagation velocity in the coating while taking the influence of interlayer interfaces into account. A technique for calculating the probability density distribution of the coating fracture (failure rate) has been developed. The probability of a change in the crack growth direction is compared with the experimental data that were obtained as a result of the studies focused on the pattern of cracking in the Zr,Nb-(Zr,Nb)N-(Zr,Nb,Al)N and Ti-TiN-(Ti,Cr,Al)N coatings under the conditions of the real stochastic loading of cutting tools during the turning. The influence of the crystalline structure of the coating on the cracking pattern has been studied. The investigation has found the significant effect of the crystalline structure of the coating layers on the cracking pattern. Full article
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