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In order to enhance the tribological and corrosion properties of AISI 316 substrate, rf plasma carbonitriding was involved to form a carbonitrided layer on AISI 316 base substrate. The deposition of TiN top layer was executed engaging titanium nitride target in argon plasma atmosphere. All the deposition working parameters were reserved to be constant excepting the deposition period that was altered from 4 to 20 min. The effect of TiN top layer thickness on the structure, tribological and electrochemical characteristics of TiN@AISI 316 CN duplex treatment was explored. It was demonstrated, that the duplex coating enhanced the hardness (max: 1740 HV0.025 for TiN (1325nm)@AISI 316 CN sample) and improved the wear and corrosion resistance. Besides, the coefficient of friction is reduced to 0.12–0.2 for TiN@AISI 316 CN duplex treated samples compared with untreated AISI 316 which recorded a value of 0.47.
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DOI: 10.1007/s43939-024-00105-6
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