X-ray analysis of residual stress gradients in TiN coatings by a Laplace space approach and cross-sectional nanodiffraction: A critical comparison

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Novel scanning synchrotron cross-sectional nanobeam and conventional laboratory as well as synchrotron Laplace X-ray diffraction methods are used to characterize residual stresses in exemplary 11.5μm-thick TiN coatings. Both real and Laplace space approaches reveal a homogeneous tensile stress state and a very pronounced compressive stress gradient in as-deposited and blasted coatings, respectively. The unique capabilities of the cross-sectional approach operating with a beam size of 100nm in diameter allow the analysis of stress variation with sub-micrometre resolution at arbitrary depths and the correlation of the stress evolution with the local coating microstructure. Finally, advantages and disadvantages of both approaches are extensively discussed. © 2013 International Union of Crystallography Printed in Singapore - all rights reserved.

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Stefenelli, M., Todt, J., Riedl, A., Ecker, W., Müller, T., Daniel, R., … Keckes, J. (2013). X-ray analysis of residual stress gradients in TiN coatings by a Laplace space approach and cross-sectional nanodiffraction: A critical comparison. Journal of Applied Crystallography, 46(5), 1378–1385. https://doi.org/10.1107/S0021889813019535

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