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Fundamental Study of Ion-Nitriding by D.C. Glow Discharge(Report 1). Role of Plasma in Nitriding Processing
直流グロー放電を用いたイオン窒化プロセスに関する基礎的研究(第1報) 窒化プロセスに対するプラズマ放電の効果
1994
QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE JAPAN WELDING SOCIETY
直流グロー放電を用いたイオン窒化プロセスに関する基礎的研究(第1報) 窒化プロセスに対するプラズマ放電の効果
For investigating plasma ion nitriding process , we used two kinds of metals as an objective material ; titanium and an austenitic stainless steel (SUS304) . We observed the D.C. glow discharge morphology and also investigated the nitriding situation of metal surface with X-ray diffraction analyses. We measured Vickers hardness of nitrided surfaces . Titanium was able to be nitrided if we only elevated the temperature of specimen and wherever we placed it (as cathode or anode) or exposed it
doi:10.2207/qjjws.12.277
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