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The crystallization behaviours of reactive-plasma-sprayed TiCN coatings with different Ti/graphite powder ratios

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Abstract TiCN coatings were reactive plasma sprayed with different Ti/graphite powder ratios. Their crystallization behaviours were investigated. The results showed that the TiN coating consisted of TiN and TiN0.3O phases.… Click to show full abstract

Abstract TiCN coatings were reactive plasma sprayed with different Ti/graphite powder ratios. Their crystallization behaviours were investigated. The results showed that the TiN coating consisted of TiN and TiN0.3O phases. With the decrease in the Ti/graphite ratios, the phases in the coatings changed from TiC0.7N0.3+TiC0.3N0.7+amorphous (Ti:graphite = (6-10):1) to TiC0.3N0.7 + TiC + amorphous (Ti:graphite = 4:1). The surface of the TiN coating exhibited the columnar crystals. With the decrease in the Ti/graphite ratios, the columnar crystals gradually skewed towards the surface. The cross-section crystalline morphologies of all the coatings exhibited the layer-layer columnar crystals with better bonding interfaces between the layers. The micro-hardness of the sprayed TiN coating was 1000 HV0.1. The micro-hardness of the TiCN coatings increased with the decrease in the Ti/graphite ratios. The maximum microhardness (1315 HV0.1) was observed at a Ti/graphite ratio of 4:1, approximately 30% higher than that of the TiN coating. The increase in the micro-hardness was correlated with the phase composition and crystalline morphologies.

Keywords: ticn coatings; different graphite; plasma sprayed; reactive plasma; graphite powder; powder ratios

Journal Title: Ceramics International
Year Published: 2020

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