Corrosion resistant coating based on silicon, carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen
A coating and anti-corrosion technology, applied in coating, metal material coating process, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to be used, unable to provide corrosion protection, negative impact of toxic environment, etc.
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Embodiment 14
[0038] Example 14 concerns a substrate coated with the same SiCHN layer as described in Example 6; this layer is itself coated with a 5 μm thick layer of DLC. Naturally, the hardness determined as described above corresponds to the hardness of the surface layer, ie the DLC layer.
Embodiment 15
[0039] Example 15 shows the properties of tool steel without coating.
[0040] Note that Examples 1 to 4 explain the benefit of the presence of nitrogen, while Examples 9-12 show the importance of the ratio N / C, and Example 13 appears to constitute a limit explaining the threshold of 0.9 for the ratio N / C .
[0041] When referring to the "good" examples (letter C in the penultimate column), it is to be noted that their hardness is significantly less than 2100daN / mm 2 and their N / C ratios are significantly greater than 1 (at least 1.2 in Example 6), with values reaching 2.4 (Example 8); the nitrogen content is greater than each of Si, C or H (at least 29 at%, with an example of 40 at%, but this is not limiting).
[0042] A comparison of the two preferred examples (6 and 7) appears to show that the H content is greater or less than Si, both elements are present at the same atomic concentration in the range of 20 ± 5 atomic %; moreover, the carbon content In the same range a...
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