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Influence of microstructure on the tribological behaviour of composite coatings obtained by plasma spraying

Delqué, Mélissa (2007) Influence of microstructure on the tribological behaviour of composite coatings obtained by plasma spraying. PhD thesis Sciences et génie des matériaux, MAT- Centre des Matériaux P.M. Fourt, ENSMP p.178.

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Abstract

Due to their processing, the microstructure of coatings achieved by plasma spraying is intricate. To optimize the tribological behaviour of plasma-sprayed composite coatings, relationships between microstructure and tribological properties had to be established. Coatings exhibiting different microstructures were obtained using two processes, i.e. a coupled spraying mode, High-Pressure Plasma Spraying (HPPS) and Reactive Plasma Spraying (RPS), and Co-spraying. Various parameters were studied: sprayed metallic powders (titanium or copper alloys), ceramic particle addition, spraying mode and spraying conditions for every process. A local approach to mechanical characteristics of the various phases in the sprayed composite coatings was also developed using nanoindentation. Dry sliding “pin-on-disc” testing of two specimens for both spraying processes was carried out. From this testing, the influence of major microstructural features of these composite coatings on wear/friction mechanisms could be determined. Microscopic observation and quantitative analysis of the tested specimens led to the identification of wear mechanisms common to these two types of plasma-sprayed composite coatings. The influence of coating microstructure on tribological properties was especially studied.

Item Type:PhD Thesis (PhD)
Thesis Supervisor:Jeandin, Michel
Date:26 June 2007
Board of examiners:Houdy, P. and Costil, S. and Vannes, A.b. and Aubert, P. and Gras, R. and Pasgrimaud, A. and Guipont, V. and Jeandin, M.
Ecole Doctorale:ED 432 ECOLE DOCTORALE SCIENCES DES METIERS DE L'INGENIEUR
Discipline:Sciences et génie des matériaux
Collection (Fonds):ENSMP
Institution:ENSMP
Department:MAT- Centre des Matériaux P.M. Fourt
Subjects:4. Materials Science, Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering
Uncontrolled Keywords:Wear of materials, Composite, Revêtement, Projection plasma, Microstructure, Co-projection, Projection plasma réactive, Projection en surpression, Tribologie, Usure, Tribofilm, Nanoindentation

Table of content

Nomenclature

Introduction générale



Chapitre 1 Eléménts bibliographiques



1. Revêtements composites projetés

2. Tribologie des revêtements composites projetés plasma

3. Conclusion



Chapitre 2 Matériaux et techniques expérimentales

1. Matériaux

2. Procédé d'élaboration des revêtements

3. Méthodes de caractérisation des revêtements



Chapitre 3 Elaboration de dépôts composites par projection plasma

1. Choix des matériaux et des procédés pour l'élaboration de dépôts composites

2. Elaboration de depôts composites à structure particulaire

3. Elaboration de depôts composites à structure lamellaire

4. Conclusion



Chapitre 4 Etude tribologique des épôts composites projetés plasma

1. Etude tribologique des dépôts composites à structure particulaire

2. Etude tribologique des dépôts composites à structure lamellaire

3. Conclusion



Chapitre 5 Mécanismes d'usure des dépôts composites projetés plasma

1. Mécanismes d'usure communs aux dépôts composites

2. Influence de la microstructure des dépôts composites à comportement tribologique

3. Conclusion



Conclusion générale

Annexes

Références bibliographiques

Publications

ID Code:3565
Deposited By:Odile ADAM
Deposited On:09 April 2008

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