Tailoring the mechanical properties of diamond-like carbon film by doping of trace nonmetal elements: A first-principles study

Rao, Lixiang; Liu, Huan; Shao, Wei; Liu, Hailiang; Xing, Xiaolei; Zhou, Yefei; Shi, Zhijun; Yang, Qingxiang

doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2021.159151

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Journal of Alloys and Compounds

2021

DOI: 10.1016/j.jallcom.2021.159151

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Tailoring the mechanical properties of diamond-like carbon film by doping of trace nonmetal elements: A first-principles study

Lixiang Rao

Huan Liu

Wei Shao

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Nano-multilayered ZrN-Ag/Mo-S-N film design for stable anti-frictional performance at a wide range of temperatures

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Luan,

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A multilayer film, composed by ZrN-Ag (20 nm) and Mo-S-N (10 nm) layers, combining the intrinsic lubricant characteristics of each layer was deposited using DC magnetron sputtering system, to promote lubrication in a wide-range of temperatures. The results showed that the ZrN-Ag/Mo-S-N multilayer film exhibited a sharp interface between the different layers. A face-centered cubic (fcc) dual-phases of ZrN and Ag co-existed in the ZrN-Ag layers, whilst the Mo-S-N layers displayed a mixture of hexagonal close-packed MoS2 (hcp-MoS2) nano-particles and an amorphous phase. The multilayer film exhibited excellent room temperature (RT) triblogical behavior, as compared to the individual monolayer film, due to the combination of a relative high hardness with the low friction properties of both layers. The reorientation of MoS2 parallel to the sliding direction also contributed to the enhanced anti-frictional performance at RT. At 400 °C, the reorientation of MoS2 as well as the formation of MoO3 phase were responsible for the lubrication, whilst the hard t-ZrO2 phase promoted abrasion and, consequently, led to increasing wear rate. At 600 °C, the Ag2MoO4 double-metal oxide was the responsible for the low friction and wear-resistance; furthermore, the observed transformation from t-ZrO2 to m-ZrO2, could also have contributed to the better tribological performance.

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Nano-multilayered ZrN-Ag/Mo-S-N film design for stable anti-frictional performance at a wide range of temperatures

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Luan,

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Tailoring the mechanical properties of diamond-like carbon film by doping of trace nonmetal elements: A first-principles study

Cited by 6 publications

References 56 publications

Nano-multilayered ZrN-Ag/Mo-S-N film design for stable anti-frictional performance at a wide range of temperatures

Nano-multilayered ZrN-Ag/Mo-S-N film design for stable anti-frictional performance at a wide range of temperatures

Exceptional improvement in the wear resistance of biomedical β-type titanium alloy with the use of a biocompatible multilayer Si/DLC nanocomposite coating

Sputtering thin films: Materials, applications, challenges and future directions

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