Formation of refractory coatings on steel without loss of temper of steel
作者： J Bloom
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摘要: Improved refractory coatings are provided in processes involving the chemical vapor phase deposition of a coating upon substrate by initially with continuous adherent layer substantially pure elemental material. For example, process for titanium carbonitride on such as stainless steel, contact vaporous reactants containing titanium, carbon, and nitrogen, is plated nickel, applied over nickel.
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