Author : Dr. B S Praveen Kumar 1
Date of Publication :17th March 2021
Abstract: Multilayer protective coatings that are applied over a substrate are disclosed that comprise a plurality of superimposed multilayer units. Each multilayer unit contains two or more superimposed thin layers in which at least two layers are compositionally different. The properties of the resulting coating are a combination of the properties of the individual layers. One layer of the multilayer unit may provide hardness or wear resistance, another layer is corrosion resistant and another layer may provide lubricity. The substrate materials chosen are Inconel 600,625 and 718.The coating materials chosen to coat from the direction of substrate are Al2O3, Cr3C2 – NiCr and BN. The multilayer coated specimens will be subjected to various mechanical, wear and corrosion tests followed by morphological studies. Also suitable application of the developed coated specimens in various automobile/high temperature applications will be identified.
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