Search for dissertations about: "Hard Coatings"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 81 swedish dissertations containing the words Hard Coatings.
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1. Cutting Edge Titanium-based CVD Hard Coatings
Abstract : Modern tools for metal cutting applications, such as turning or milling, are typically improved with a thin protective coating. Despite being only a few microns thick, the coating can increase the lifetime of the tool by more than 100 times compared to an uncoated tool. Two different types of techniques are normally used to deposit the coatings, i. READ MORE
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2. ZrN based Nanostructured Hard Coatings : Structure-Property Relationship
Abstract : Ever since the hard coatings have been introduced, there has been a constant push for better mechanical properties, which motivates for deeper understanding of the microstructure-mechanical properties correlation. The aim of this thesis is to extend the knowledge on how microstructural variation influences the deformation, fracture and wear behavior of ZrN based nanostructured coatings. READ MORE
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3. Chemical vapor deposition of hard coatings : Development of W(C,N) coatings for cemented carbide and TiN deposition on a CoCrFeNi substrate
Abstract : There is a constant need for cutting tool material development to be able to machine new materials and improve the metal cutting efficiency. Inserts of indexable cutting tools usually consist of WC-Co cemented carbide (cc) with μm thick layers of ceramic coatings. READ MORE
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4. Multicomponent Alloying for Improved Hard Coatings
Abstract : Coatings are vital to protect and to increase the productivity of cutting tools in high speed and dry cutting applications. During the cutting operation the temperature may exceed 1000 ºC it is therefore necessary that the coatings withstand high temperatures. READ MORE
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5. Reaching Kinetic Selectivities : In Pursuing Novel Ternary Oxide Coatings, and Beyond
Abstract : Kinetically driven synthesis pathways have the potential to allow new ways to develop materials and phases with much-improved properties. This particularly concerns metastable and multicomponent phases that require a selective kinetic targeting during the synthesis to circumvent the formation of thermodynamically stable products. READ MORE