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Ni–Ti(–Cu) shape memory alloy interlayers supporting low friction functional coatings

Ni–Ti(–Cu) shape memory alloy interlayers supporting low friction functional coatings
Ni–Ti(–Cu) shape memory alloy interlayers supporting low friction functional coatings
The effects of Ni–Ti(–Cu) interlayers on the mechanical and tribological behaviour of W–S–C/Ni–Ti(–Cu) and W:DLC/Ni–Ti(–Cu) bilayer coatings have been investigated. The mechanical properties of the bilayers, measured at different depths by nanoindentation, exhibited a clear dependence on the combination between different Ni–Ti(–Cu) interlayers and top layers. The tribological performance of the bilayers was evaluated by pin-on-disk under different load conditions. The use of Ni–Ti(–Cu) interlayers improved the adhesion of the top layers and the resistance against surface damage such as delamination and cracking. Transmission electron microscopy analyses performed in the wear tracks of W–S–C/Ni–Ti and W:DLC/Ni–Ti bilayers tested with high load revealed that the formation of stabilised martensite was limited when a much harder top functional layer was employed.
0301-679X
Callisti, M.
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Danek, M.
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Yasuda, K.
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Evaristo, M.
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Tichelaar, F. D.
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Cavaleiro, A.
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Polcar, T.
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Yasuda, K.
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Callisti, M., Danek, M., Yasuda, K., Evaristo, M., Tichelaar, F. D., Cavaleiro, A. and Polcar, T. (2015) Ni–Ti(–Cu) shape memory alloy interlayers supporting low friction functional coatings. Tribology International. (doi:10.1016/j.triboint.2015.03.018).

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Abstract

The effects of Ni–Ti(–Cu) interlayers on the mechanical and tribological behaviour of W–S–C/Ni–Ti(–Cu) and W:DLC/Ni–Ti(–Cu) bilayer coatings have been investigated. The mechanical properties of the bilayers, measured at different depths by nanoindentation, exhibited a clear dependence on the combination between different Ni–Ti(–Cu) interlayers and top layers. The tribological performance of the bilayers was evaluated by pin-on-disk under different load conditions. The use of Ni–Ti(–Cu) interlayers improved the adhesion of the top layers and the resistance against surface damage such as delamination and cracking. Transmission electron microscopy analyses performed in the wear tracks of W–S–C/Ni–Ti and W:DLC/Ni–Ti bilayers tested with high load revealed that the formation of stabilised martensite was limited when a much harder top functional layer was employed.

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Published date: 24 April 2015
Organisations: Engineering Mats & Surface Engineerg Gp

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Local EPrints ID: 375738
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/375738
ISSN: 0301-679X
PURE UUID: 0e8f32c5-29e6-4bc7-8e8b-bc302783d948
ORCID for T. Polcar: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-0863-6287

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Date deposited: 13 Apr 2015 13:45
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 03:40

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Author: M. Callisti
Author: M. Danek
Author: K. Yasuda
Author: M. Evaristo
Author: F. D. Tichelaar
Author: A. Cavaleiro
Author: T. Polcar ORCID iD

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