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Study On Growth Structure, Superhardness Mechanism And High Temperature Stability Of AlN-Based Nano-Multilayer Films

Posted on:2008-04-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:W J ZhaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360212476228Subject:Materials science
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The application of ceramic thin hard films, such as TiN, on cutting tools remarkably promoted the development of manufacturing industry. With the advancement of high-speed and dry cutting technology, it needs much high requirements for the protection coatings on cutting tools. As the kind of materials that are reinforced by microstructure design, nano-multilayers can not only reach high hardness by the superhardness effect, but also obtain other excellent properties by properly choosing the combination of modulation materials. As a result, nano-multilayers are receiving increasing attentions and researches as a new generation of protection coating.Former researches on superhardness effects and template effects in multilayers are mainly on NaCl structure materials. However, this thesis adopt h.c.p. structured wurtzite AlN(h-AlN) as the crystal layer in the multilayers. The crystallization behavior of SiO2 and Si3N4 under the effects of h-AlN is studied. The superhardness effects as well as the mechanism of hardness enhancement are also investigated. In this thesis, the high temperature oxidation resistance of AlN/SiO2 are experimental studied. And the effects of SiO2 addition to the high temperature ability of the multilayers are also discussed.The results are showed as follows. In AlN/SiO2 and AlN/Si3N4 nano-multilayers, due to the h.c.p. AlN template layers, normally amorphous SiO2 and Si3N4 crystallize and form h.c.p. pseudo-crystal structure when their thickness is below 0.6 nm. The crystallized materials grew epitaxially...
Keywords/Search Tags:AlN/SiO2 nano-multilayers, AlN/Si3N4 nano-multilayers, h.c.p. template materials, crystallization of amorphous, superhardness effects, alternate stress field, high temperature stability, high temperature oxidation resistance
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