Plasma-chemical synthesis of carbide-based vacuum-plasma functional coatings and study of tribological characteristics of friction pairs

The work is devoted to the search for new materials with high functional characteristics using the Avinit vacuum-plasma technologies developed by us, based on the complex use of coating methods (plasma-chemical CVD, vacuum-plasma PVD (vacuum-arc, magnetron), processes of ion saturation and ion surfa...

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Main Authors: Олексій Сагалович, Владислав Сагалович, Віктор Попов, Станіслав Дуднік
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Published: National Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" 2024-03-01
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Online Access:https://journal.mmi.kpi.ua/article/view/296988
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author Олексій Сагалович
Владислав Сагалович
Віктор Попов
Станіслав Дуднік
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description The work is devoted to the search for new materials with high functional characteristics using the Avinit vacuum-plasma technologies developed by us, based on the complex use of coating methods (plasma-chemical CVD, vacuum-plasma PVD (vacuum-arc, magnetron), processes of ion saturation and ion surface treatment), stimulated by non-equilibrium low-temperature plasma. Processes of controlled plasma-chemical synthesis of the formation of multicomponent coatings in "metal-carbon" systems – Avinit coating (TiC, MoC) using vacuum-arc sources of ionized atomic fluxes of titanium and molybdenum in an argon-benzene plasma environment were developed and their characteristics were studied depending on their conditions formation. Metallographic studies confirm the possibility of low-temperature application of high-quality wear-resistant high-hard "metal-carbon" coatings with a hardness of 18,000-30,000 MPa, while ensuring good adhesion to the substrate materials (steel DIN 1.2379) without reducing strength and without deteriorating the cleanliness class of the original surface. The conducted tribological tests using the "cube-roller" scheme reveal high tribological characteristics of steel DIN 1.2379 tribopairs with developed coatings and testify to the promisingness of the developed multi-component multilayer coatings Avinit (Ti-C, MoS) for increasing wear resistance and reducing the coefficient of sliding friction in friction nodes. The developed plasma-chemical vacuum-plasma coatings are applied to mock-up samples of the working compressor blades of the GTE of aircraft engines. Proven modes allow to get high-quality, uniform coatings with high adhesion. This gives reason to consider the developed process as an alternative for expanding the range of new Avinit vacuum-plasma erosion-resistant coatings and developing structures of anti-friction wear-resistant coatings to increase the performance of friction pairs in "coating-steel" and "coating-coating" systems.
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spelling doaj-art-e7bf529c9b2d494a91d96bbfa010015b2025-08-20T03:39:13ZengNational Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute"Mechanics and Advanced Technologies2521-19432522-42552024-03-0181(100)71510.20535/2521-1943.2024.8.1(100).296988335326Plasma-chemical synthesis of carbide-based vacuum-plasma functional coatings and study of tribological characteristics of friction pairsОлексій Сагалович0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2136-2740Владислав Сагалович1https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8060-3201Віктор Попов2https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7216-2138Станіслав Дуднік3https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2074-4739JSC "FED"JSC "FED"JSC "FED"JSC "FED"The work is devoted to the search for new materials with high functional characteristics using the Avinit vacuum-plasma technologies developed by us, based on the complex use of coating methods (plasma-chemical CVD, vacuum-plasma PVD (vacuum-arc, magnetron), processes of ion saturation and ion surface treatment), stimulated by non-equilibrium low-temperature plasma. Processes of controlled plasma-chemical synthesis of the formation of multicomponent coatings in "metal-carbon" systems – Avinit coating (TiC, MoC) using vacuum-arc sources of ionized atomic fluxes of titanium and molybdenum in an argon-benzene plasma environment were developed and their characteristics were studied depending on their conditions formation. Metallographic studies confirm the possibility of low-temperature application of high-quality wear-resistant high-hard "metal-carbon" coatings with a hardness of 18,000-30,000 MPa, while ensuring good adhesion to the substrate materials (steel DIN 1.2379) without reducing strength and without deteriorating the cleanliness class of the original surface. The conducted tribological tests using the "cube-roller" scheme reveal high tribological characteristics of steel DIN 1.2379 tribopairs with developed coatings and testify to the promisingness of the developed multi-component multilayer coatings Avinit (Ti-C, MoS) for increasing wear resistance and reducing the coefficient of sliding friction in friction nodes. The developed plasma-chemical vacuum-plasma coatings are applied to mock-up samples of the working compressor blades of the GTE of aircraft engines. Proven modes allow to get high-quality, uniform coatings with high adhesion. This gives reason to consider the developed process as an alternative for expanding the range of new Avinit vacuum-plasma erosion-resistant coatings and developing structures of anti-friction wear-resistant coatings to increase the performance of friction pairs in "coating-steel" and "coating-coating" systems.https://journal.mmi.kpi.ua/article/view/296988avinit multi-component multi-layer coatingsplasma chemical synthesistribological characteristicsfrictiondurability
spellingShingle Олексій Сагалович
Владислав Сагалович
Віктор Попов
Станіслав Дуднік
Plasma-chemical synthesis of carbide-based vacuum-plasma functional coatings and study of tribological characteristics of friction pairs
Mechanics and Advanced Technologies
avinit multi-component multi-layer coatings
plasma chemical synthesis
tribological characteristics
friction
durability
title Plasma-chemical synthesis of carbide-based vacuum-plasma functional coatings and study of tribological characteristics of friction pairs
title_full Plasma-chemical synthesis of carbide-based vacuum-plasma functional coatings and study of tribological characteristics of friction pairs
title_fullStr Plasma-chemical synthesis of carbide-based vacuum-plasma functional coatings and study of tribological characteristics of friction pairs
title_full_unstemmed Plasma-chemical synthesis of carbide-based vacuum-plasma functional coatings and study of tribological characteristics of friction pairs
title_short Plasma-chemical synthesis of carbide-based vacuum-plasma functional coatings and study of tribological characteristics of friction pairs
title_sort plasma chemical synthesis of carbide based vacuum plasma functional coatings and study of tribological characteristics of friction pairs
topic avinit multi-component multi-layer coatings
plasma chemical synthesis
tribological characteristics
friction
durability
url https://journal.mmi.kpi.ua/article/view/296988
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