Electron microscopic analysis reveals no microdiscontinuities in plasma coating on medium carbon steel substrate.
The structural and phase states, as well as the elemental composition of the transition zone in the "plasma coating (molybdenum high-speed steel) – substrate (medium carbon steel)" system, have been investigated. It has been established that the transition layer, approximately 100 μm thick, contains an α-phase, γ-phase, complex carbide phases (MeC, MeC), as well as MoC and cementite. No microcracks or microdiscontinuities were detected in the transition layer.
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