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Wear behavior in SiC-TiX multilayered nanocomposite coatings
A. R. Beaber
, J. Hafiz
, J. V.R. Heberlein
, William W Gerberich
, Steven L Girshick
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
Mechanical Engineering
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Nanoparticles
100%
Nanocomposite Coating
100%
Particle nucleation
100%
Wear Behavior
100%
Multilayered Nanocomposites
100%
Layer Thickness
50%
Hypersonic
50%
Microstructural
50%
Oxides
50%
Gas Phase
50%
Nucleation Mechanism
50%
Carbides
50%
Rapid Expansion
50%
Boundary Layer
50%
Chemical Vapor Deposition
50%
High Strength
50%
Fracture Toughness
50%
Grain Growth
50%
Deposition Process
50%
Wear Properties
50%
Independent Performance
50%
Film Growth
50%
Thermal Plasma
50%
Molybdenum Substrate
50%
Composite Layer
50%
Matrix Materials
50%
Interlayer Adhesion
50%
Weak Interlayer
50%
SiC Nanoparticles
50%
Embedded Particles
50%
Convergent Nozzle
50%
Hybrid Process
50%
SiC Matrix
50%
Residual Tensile Stress
50%
CVD Growth
50%
Ti-TiO2
50%
Material Science
Nanoparticle
100%
Nanocomposite Coating
100%
Chemical Vapor Deposition
66%
Particle Nucleation
66%
Film
33%
Wear Property
33%
Fracture Toughness
33%
Molybdenum
33%
Titanium Dioxide
33%
Film Growth
33%
Ultimate Tensile Strength
33%
Titanium Oxide
33%
Boundary Layer
33%
Carbide
33%
Oxide Compound
33%
Nanocomposite
33%