Low-friction and wear-resistant carbon nitride coatings for bearing components grown by magnetron sputtering

temperature from 40 to 90 ◦ C leads to a thinner lubricant film and thus promotes a transition to mixed lubrication at even higher entrainment speeds compared to the lower

Silicon Nitride Based Coatings Grown by Reactive Magnetron Sputtering Tuomas Hänninen. Linköping Studies in Science and Technology

Conclusion(s): Several years after donation, a majority of identity-release oocyte and sperm donors show positive attitudes toward future contact with their offspring. Donors appear

Hultman, “Low-temperature growth of low friction wear-resistant amorphous carbon nitride thin films by mid-frequency, high power impulse, and direct current magnetron

Low Friction and Wear Resistant Carbon Nitride Thin Films for Rolling Components Grown by..

bearing components grown by magnetron sputtering Konstantinos D.. INSTITUTE

Figure 3: An isometric, wireframe view of the ball bearing showing the outer shell, the balls and the inner axis.... Figure 4: A partial cut view from the side of the ball bearing

Microstructural characterisation was performed with a range of electron microscopy and x-ray diffraction techniques which show that the pure zirconia was deposited in the