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Thermal treatment of (TiZr)N coatings on CO2‐controlled atmosphere
Surface and Interface Analysis ( IF 1.6 ) Pub Date : 2020-08-14 , DOI: 10.1002/sia.6868
Sergio A. Rincón‐Ortiz 1 , Rogelio Ospina 1, 2, 3 , Carlos J. Paez 3 , Andres C. García‐Castro 3 , Jorge H. Quintero‐Orozco 1, 3
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Currently, studies about the CO2 gas injection improve the production efficiency of crude oil. The surface interaction between CO2 and thin films is a large area of research in the scientific community. In this work, we are showing that The TiZrN (coating) + Si (substrate) system immersed on environments of fully CO2 can interact to below 400°C temperature, because the TiZrN (coating) + Si (substrate) system is broken to temperatures above of the 400°C. The Ti2p, Zr3d, N1s, O1s, and C1s narrow spectra are shown, which illustrate the evolution of TiZrN to TiNx, TiOx, and TiONx compounds and afterwards to TiO2 and ZrO2 phases. TiNx, TiOx, and TiONx compounds are responsible for the increase of the micro‐hardness (measured through Vickers Hardness Testing) of the system (TiZrN [coating] + Si [substrate]) due to that are found at 400°C thermal treatment. Topographical images obtained by atomic force microscopy showed an increase of the surface roughness due to the thermal treatment. Scanning electron microscopy demonstrated that sample submit to 600°C temperature suffered fracture with small indentations.

中文翻译:

在CO2控制的气氛中对(TiZr)N涂层进行热处理

当前,关于CO 2气体注入的研究提高了原油的生产效率。CO 2和薄膜之间的表面相互作用是科学界的一大研究领域。在这项工作中,我们表明,浸入完全CO 2的环境中的TiZrN(涂层)+ Si(基底)系统可以在低于400°C的温度下相互作用,因为TiZrN(涂层)+ Si(基底)系统被破坏了。温度高于400°C。显示了Ti2p,Zr3d,N1s,O1s和C1s的窄光谱,这些光谱说明了TiZrN向TiN x,TiO x和TiON x化合物的演化以及之后向TiO 2和ZrO 2相的演化。锡x,TiO x和TiON x化合物导致系统(TiZrN [涂层] + Si [基材])的显微硬度(通过维氏硬度测试测量)的增加,这是由于在400°C的温度下发现的治疗。通过原子力显微镜获得的形貌图像显示由于热处理而导致的表面粗糙度增加。扫描电子显微镜表明,样品在600°C的温度下遭受了断裂,并带有较小的压痕。
更新日期:2020-08-14
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