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As illustrated in Fig. 1, coatings and surface treatments are used to provide improved tribological performance in many kinds of tribo-contacts. In practice, different coating techniques are better suited to some contact types than others. PVD and CVD have their own particular niches within the armory of tribological coatings. They are usually thinner than those produced by other deposition techniques, such as electroplating and thermal spraying. This arises for two main reasons; one is that the growth rate of the vapor deposition methods tends...

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