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ITSC1999, Thermal Spray 1999: Proceedings from the United Thermal Spray Conference, 163-168, March 17–19, 1999,
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View Papertitled, Auswirkungen der Abscheidebedingungen auf das Kavitationsverhalten von Plasmajet-CVD-Diamantschichten (Effects of the Conditions of Diamond Synthesis on the Cavitation Behaviour of Plasma Jet CVD Diamond Coatings)
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for content titled, Auswirkungen der Abscheidebedingungen auf das Kavitationsverhalten von Plasmajet-CVD-Diamantschichten (Effects of the Conditions of Diamond Synthesis on the Cavitation Behaviour of Plasma Jet CVD Diamond Coatings)
Diamond films have been deposited on WC - 6% Co hard metal tools by the DC plasma jet CVD synthesis. The parameters of the process (gas composition, temperature of the gas phase and the substrate, process pressure) as well as of the substrate surface (material, pretreatment) are related to the diamond film growth. For machining abrasive materials the hard and wear resistant diamond coatings must adhere good to the substrate. The wear behaviour of thin diamond films on hard metals under cavitation treatment has been examined. Thus the conditions of diamond synthesis have been varied especially concerning the coating duration and the process pressure and engineering. The cavitation test reacts more sensitive to coating defects of pm size than the conventional testing methods (scratch test, indenter method) and considers the microstructure of the material. Paper text in German.