Journal
SCIENCE OF SINTERING
Volume 38, Issue 1, Pages 63-72Publisher
INT INST SCIENCE SINTERING (I I S S)
DOI: 10.2298/SOS0601063S
Keywords
wear-resistant materials; W2B5-TiB2; borides; structure; mechanical characteristics
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In order to create high-durable, wear-resistant materials for a wide range of functional applications, comparative investigations of the structure and mechanical characteristics of ion-plasma Ti-W-B nano-crystalline condensates were carried out. The range of condensation rates 0.11 divided by 0.25nm/s was found to be critical for the coatings obtained from the target with 80 vol% W2B5- 20 vol% TiB2. Below this, a phase with a cubic lattice (W, Ti)B-0.7...1.2(O,N,C)(0.3...0.2) formed, while over this range, a solid solution (W,Ti)B-2 with a hexagonal lattice and element composition close to the sputtered target was observed. The structure state of the material changed from cluster-crystalline (under low sputter potentials U=0.6...1.0 kV) to textured- crystalline (under U > 2.2 kV). Structure perfection improvement with U increase results in higher hardness and elastic modulus of condensates. The conditions of cluster component formation and its effect on hardness and elastic modulus of condensates are discussed.
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