Friction, Wear and Deformation of Soft Steels Implanted with Ti and N
- 1 January 1983
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in MRS Proceedings
Abstract
Friction and wear measurements were performed with a hardened steel ball sliding against unhardened steels (AISI 10184 304 and M2) implanted with either N+ or Ti+ or both N+ Ti+ ions. Dry and lubricated sliding studies found that: Ti-implantation reduced friction and thereby delayed wear; N-implantation did not reduce friction but delayed wear by increasing the resistance of the surface to shear; and dual implants of N+ + Ti+ showed effects of both implants. Auger sputter depth profiles found the 1018 and M2 surfaces enriched in implanted N and bulk C. No evidence of N migration could be found in heavily deformed surfaces.Keywords
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