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Characterization CompareProcesses and Parameter of SS304 between Nitriding and Thin FilmDepositionofTiNby Reactive Magnetron Sputtering

Proceedings article published in 2015 by Mohd Aslam, Satpal Sharma, Mohd Usman Ahmad, Anam Parveen
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Abstract

From last few decades we are using thin film coating and nitriding for the improvement of surface modification. This is also improving mechanical properties wear, corrosion and improving service life of the material, Nitriding is improve hardness of the material fromsurface to some depth and ultimately increase toughness, hardness and also Improve wear resistant of the material and increases productivity. Coating gives different different color depend on the what will be used target for the coating like TiN gives gold color, here we are using two Ti target and flow of reacting gas is Nitrogen. The TiN coating is improving hardness up to 24 Nano-meter thickness will the 1 to 7µ depend on time of experiment and substrate temperature. The uses of TiN thin film coating in universal use, coating on the tool material, forming like molds and dies and also uses for the decorating purpose. We are using Ti Target and reactive magnetron sputtering process for the coating of TiN on the substrate material SS304 and also for the nitriding H 2 gas uses for the flushing and H 2 +N 2 gas uses for the nitriding at a certain temperature and pressure inside a vacuum chamber. Here we are characterizing MicrohardnessTest, X-Ray Deposition, and Energy (XRD)Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS) Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscopy (FESEM). The purpose and conclusion of various analysis's is that improve the hardness, corrosion, wear resistance and toughness of the material ss304 by using of reactive magnetron sputtering (RMS) and Nitriding process.