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Microstructure and Mechanical Microstructure and Mechanical
Properties of Properties of
Hydrogenated WC-C NanocompositeHydrogenated WC-C Nanocomposite
S. J. Parka),b)
K.-R. Leea), D.-H. Kob), J. H. Hanc), K. Y. Eun a)
a) Thin Film Research Center, Korea Institute of Science and Technology
b) Department of Ceramic Engineering, Yonsei University
c) Korea Research Institute of Standard and Science
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Applications of DLC FilmApplications of DLC Film
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Thermal instability Thermal instability – degradation beyond 500°Cdegradation beyond 500°C
High residual compressive stressHigh residual compressive stress
– Max 10 GPaMax 10 GPa
Poor adhesion Poor adhesion – Steel, Oxide, Sulfide, etc.Steel, Oxide, Sulfide, etc.
Disadvantages of DLC FilmDisadvantages of DLC Film
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Trends of Hard CoatingsTrends of Hard Coatings
Single layer filmsSingle layer filmsDiamond, DLC, CNx,
Nitride, Carbide etc.
Compound singleCompound single layer filmslayer films NanocompositesNanocomposites
Functionally Functionally gradient coatingsgradient coatings
Nano-multilayer films
S. Veprek et al., Surface Coat. Technol.
133-134 (2000) 152
A.A.Voevodin et al.,
Tribology International 29 (1996) 559
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How to Overcome How to Overcome the Disadvantages of DLC Filmthe Disadvantages of DLC Film
TiC and WC nanograins embeded in DLC matrixTiC and WC nanograins embeded in DLC matrix
Transition metal carbide + DLCTransition metal carbide + DLC
Nanocrystalline/DLC nanocompositeNanocrystalline/DLC nanocomposite
The desirable combination of hardness, toughness, low The desirable combination of hardness, toughness, low
friction and wear in ambient environmentfriction and wear in ambient environment
A. A. Voevodin et al. Thin Solid Films, 342 (1999) 194
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Purpose of the Present WorkPurpose of the Present Work
TThe he synthesis of WC-C nanocomposite thin film synthesis of WC-C nanocomposite thin film
using a hybrid DC magnetron sputtering with RF using a hybrid DC magnetron sputtering with RF
PACVD systemPACVD system
Relationship between the mechanical Relationship between the mechanical
properties and the microstructureproperties and the microstructure
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Experimental ConditionsExperimental Conditions
Hybrid DC magnetron sputtering
CH4+ Ar (CH4/(Ar+CH4 ) : 0.33 – 0.58)
Deposition pressure : 1.33 Pa
Cathode target current : 300 mA
Substrate bias : -150 Vb RF biasing
Substrate : P-type (100) Si wafer
100 ㎛ Si wafer
for stress measurement
Roughing Pump
TMPMatching Box
RF13.56MHz
Gas
W Target
Substrate
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W Concentration in the FilmW Concentration in the Film
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Residual Stress of the FilmResidual Stress of the Film
W Sputtering at –150Vb
W Sputtering of Poisoned Target with Carbon PA-CVD with CH4
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Hardness of Hardness of the Filmthe Film
W Sputtering at –150Vb
PA-CVD with CH4
W Sputtering of Poisoned Target with Carbon
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XRD Spectrum of XRD Spectrum of the Filmthe Film
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Diffraction Pattern of the FilmDiffraction Pattern of the Film
6. 9 at.% 26 at.%14.5 at.%
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TEM Micrograph of TEM Micrograph of the Filmthe Film
• Diffraction Pattern • Plan-View Image
W : 6.9 at.%
40 nm
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Resistivity of Resistivity of the Filmthe Film
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G-Peak Position of G-Peak Position of the Filmthe Film
PA-CVD with CH4
W Sputtering of Poisoned Target with Carbon W Sputtering at –150Vb
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Structural Change Structural Change with W Concentrationwith W Concentration
W : Below 13 at.% W : 13 - 15 at.% W : Beyond 15 at.%
DLC Matrix
c-WC Crystalline
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Relationship between Structure and Relationship between Structure and Mechanical Properties Mechanical Properties
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ConclusionsConclusions
Nanocomposite of WC phase and DLC matrix was produced by Nanocomposite of WC phase and DLC matrix was produced by the the addition of W into DLC films. The content of WC phase was addition of W into DLC films. The content of WC phase was proportional to the W concentration in the film.proportional to the W concentration in the film.
The mechanical properties of WC-C nanocomposite were closely The mechanical properties of WC-C nanocomposite were closely
related to the physical contact of WC nanocrystalsrelated to the physical contact of WC nanocrystals..
- Below 13 at.% of W, mechanical properties of WC-C film were determined by DLC matrix because WC nanocrystals were isolated.
- Beyond 13 at.% of W, WC nanocrystals began to contact. Hence, the mechanical properties of WC nanocrystals affected the mechanical properties of the nanocomposite film. Because the physical contact increased with increasing WC content, the hardness of the film increased.
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Friction Coefficient of the FilmFriction Coefficient of the Film