Functional Ceramic Coatings

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-0733-0

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Pietrzyk, Bozena (editor)

Miszczak, Sebastian (editor)

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English

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Abstract

Ceramic materials in the form of coatings can significantly improve the functionality and applications of other engineering materials. Due to a wide range of controllable features and various deposition methods, it is possible to create tailored substrate–coating systems that meet the requirements of modern technologies. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the relationships between the structures, morphology and the properties of ceramic coatings and expand the base of scientific knowledge about them. This book contains a series of fourteen articles which present research on the production and properties of ceramic coatings designed to improve functionality for advanced applications.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/76341

Keywords

photocatalytic coatings; solidification; plasma spraying; TiO2; microstructure; LDPE; RF CVD; doped DLC structure; wettability; biocompatibility; ceramic coating; anti-oxidation; SiO2@Al additive; carbon steel; calcium hydroxyapatite; sol-gel synthesis; thin films; spin coating; surface roughness; simulated body fluid; SiO2 coatings; sol-gel; Zn doping; antibacterial coatings; hydrophobic coatings; Ni–Cr alloy; Ti(C, N) coatings; ion release; atmospheric plasma spraying; Al2O3; Cr2O3; sliding wear; phase transformation; reactivity; sol-gel coating; corrosion resistance; cells viability; hydrophilic coating; nitriding; low friction; piston ring; micron-/nano-grain coatings; nanoindentation size effect; trans-scale mechanics theory; SiC coatings; oxide fibers; chemical vapor deposition; deposition mechanism; thickness control; silicon carbon-nitride; silicone carbon-oxide; PECVD method; inhomogeneous optical filters; gradient interference filters; organosilicon precursors; alumina coating; sol–gel; composite coating; graphene oxide; graphene nanoplatelets (GNP); rGO; adiabatic shear instability (ASI); cold spray; titanium dioxide; bonding mechanism; adhesion strength; substrate deformation; amorphous interface layer; n/a