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This study takes a new look at carbon-based ion-plasma coatings (DLC) deposited on a steel substrate from acetylene and methylsiloxane gas mixture. The most remarkable result to emerge from X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy is a surface-to-substrate decrease in the “diamond” electron configuration of carbon sp 3 . A set of tribological tests showed a noticeable decrease in the coefficient of friction. Surprisingly, there was no increase in wear resistance when using DLC coatings on the contact surfaces of nitrided nitralloy steel in a loaded friction unit.

Influence of the electronic structure of carbon (diamond-like) thin films on tribological characteristics