Diamond-like carbon coatings in biotribological applications

Madej, Monika; Ozimina, Dariusz; Kurzydłowski, K. J.; Płociński, T.; Wieciński, Piotr; Baranowicz, Paweł

doi:10.4149/km_2016_3_185

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“…The properties of the substrate material can have a significant influence on the load-bearing capacity of the coating/substrate interface, and it can affect the reduction of coating wear as shown in several papers [13][14][15][16][17][18][19].…”

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Wear behaviour of TiAlN PVD coating on deep cryogenically treated HSS substrate

Šolić¹,

Schauperl²,

Tropša³

2020

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In this paper, the influence of deep cryogenic treatment of high-speed steel substrate on the hardness, friction coefficient, and wear rate in the dry sliding conditions of the TiAlN coating was investigated. The obtained results show that the substrate properties have a key effect on the properties of the coating-substrate interface, on the mechanical and tribological properties of the coating and consequently, on its behaviour in dry sliding wear conditions.

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Wear behaviour of TiAlN PVD coating on deep cryogenically treated HSS substrate

Šolić¹,

Schauperl²,

Tropša³

2020

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“…The A-C:H coatings occurring in this category are obtained from the chemical vapor deposition technique (CVD). The DLC coatings are used in the electronics industry as protective layers of magnetic hard disk drives, CD and DVD matrices, in the automotive industry as engine components coatings, in medicine for parts having contact with blood and orthopedic implants [6].…”

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The assessment of the surface texture of friction node components after tribological tests

2017

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At present, a number of methods can be applied to measure the surface structure of elements. In this paper, following methods were selected to measure the surface texture of friction node components (a ball-disc couple) after tribological tests: contact profilometry, coherence correlation interferometry and atomic force microscopy. The specimens under investigation were: a disc coated by DLC (diamond-like carbon) layer and a ball made of bearing steel.

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“…Diamond-like carbon (DLC), known as amorphous carbon, is a class of materials with excellent mechanical, tribological and biological properties, which makes them particularly attractive for biomedical applications. DLC coatings, deposited on the metal substrate, can be used as a barrier to prevent leaching of metallic ions into the body and improve the wear resistance and corrosion resistance of artificial joints [5][6][7][8][9]. Therefore, DLC surface modification for traditional artificial joints has attracted more researchers' interesting in the field of biomedical materials.…”

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