MICROSTRUCTURE AND PHASE TRANSFORMATION OF PURE TITANIUM DURING NITRIDING PROCESS BY HIGH DENSITY PLASMA

  • Windajanti J
  • Santjojo D
  • Abdurrouf A
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Low temperature nitriding process at a temperature of 450 °C has been carried out in order to increase the surface hardness of pure titanium. The plasma nitriding process was utilized by high density RF-DC system with an addition of a hollow cathode device. The plasma was generated by RF generator with the frequency of 2 MHz and attract directly to the cathode plate by high voltage DC bias of -500 to -600 V. The plasma of N2/H2 gases with a flow rate of 160/40 mL/min in gas pressure of 75, 50, and 30 Pa was used in nitriding process for 4 h and 8 h. The occurrence of phase transformation of –Ti to w-Ti triggers the formation of TiN as a nitride layer. The formation of TiN and the diffusion of nitrogen into a titanium matrix can increase the surface hardness of pure titanium up to 792.0 HV.

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Windajanti, J. M., Santjojo, D. J. D. H., & Abdurrouf, A. (2017). MICROSTRUCTURE AND PHASE TRANSFORMATION OF PURE TITANIUM DURING NITRIDING PROCESS BY HIGH DENSITY PLASMA. Jurnal Sains Materi Indonesia, 18(3), 116. https://doi.org/10.17146/jsmi.2017.18.3.4115

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