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Review of effective techniques for surface engineering material modification for a variety of applications

  • Received: 24 June 2023 Revised: 16 July 2023 Accepted: 22 July 2023 Published: 15 August 2023
  • The status of current advances in modifying surfaces for the protection of materials is reviewed in this research. The main goal of material selection is to improve and reinforce surface functionalities. A few examples of surface modification techniques include sol-gel, cladding, electroplating, plasma and thermal spraying, physical deposition of vapors (PVD), vapor chemical deposition (CVD) and beam electron physical vapor deposition (EB-PVD). Strengthening by flame, induction, laser or electron beam is one type of surface modification procedure. Other types include plasma-immersed ion implantation and ion implantation at high energies, as well as diffusion treatments like carburizing and nitriding. Friction control, improved surface corrosion and wear resistance and changes to a component's mechanical or physical qualities are all possible using surface modification methods. The study also contains contemporary research in laser therapy, PVD, EB-PVD, thermal spraying and ion implantation. Additionally, magnetron sputtering (MS) is a widely used and successful approach for thin film coating in the current study. It is crucial to remember that each approach has a distinct set of restrictions, and the method's parameters might change based on the one that is selected, such as deposition targets, overall vacuum substrate temperature, reactive or mixed gas type, pressure percentage and bias voltage, which all have impacts on the PVD technique's layer qualities. Phase formation, change in phase, hardness and film structure of monolayer and multilayer films formed on the substrate under various circumstances also cause variations in the characteristics. Additionally, ion implantation enhances the surface characteristics of layers by implanting ions such as N+, B+, C+, etc. The study shows that the higher layers of multilayer enhance the degree of hardness and lower friction coefficients. To enhance the protection of thermal resistance, a thermal spraying barrier coating was coated on substrate nickel-base alloys, and the surface materials' texture, hardness and wear rate were altered by laser beam. Additionally, a heat pipe's performance was improved by a factor of 300 by adding a tiny coating of gold.

    Citation: G. A. El-Awadi. Review of effective techniques for surface engineering material modification for a variety of applications[J]. AIMS Materials Science, 2023, 10(4): 652-692. doi: 10.3934/matersci.2023037

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  • The status of current advances in modifying surfaces for the protection of materials is reviewed in this research. The main goal of material selection is to improve and reinforce surface functionalities. A few examples of surface modification techniques include sol-gel, cladding, electroplating, plasma and thermal spraying, physical deposition of vapors (PVD), vapor chemical deposition (CVD) and beam electron physical vapor deposition (EB-PVD). Strengthening by flame, induction, laser or electron beam is one type of surface modification procedure. Other types include plasma-immersed ion implantation and ion implantation at high energies, as well as diffusion treatments like carburizing and nitriding. Friction control, improved surface corrosion and wear resistance and changes to a component's mechanical or physical qualities are all possible using surface modification methods. The study also contains contemporary research in laser therapy, PVD, EB-PVD, thermal spraying and ion implantation. Additionally, magnetron sputtering (MS) is a widely used and successful approach for thin film coating in the current study. It is crucial to remember that each approach has a distinct set of restrictions, and the method's parameters might change based on the one that is selected, such as deposition targets, overall vacuum substrate temperature, reactive or mixed gas type, pressure percentage and bias voltage, which all have impacts on the PVD technique's layer qualities. Phase formation, change in phase, hardness and film structure of monolayer and multilayer films formed on the substrate under various circumstances also cause variations in the characteristics. Additionally, ion implantation enhances the surface characteristics of layers by implanting ions such as N+, B+, C+, etc. The study shows that the higher layers of multilayer enhance the degree of hardness and lower friction coefficients. To enhance the protection of thermal resistance, a thermal spraying barrier coating was coated on substrate nickel-base alloys, and the surface materials' texture, hardness and wear rate were altered by laser beam. Additionally, a heat pipe's performance was improved by a factor of 300 by adding a tiny coating of gold.



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