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434 CHAPTER 16 Degradation of protective PVD coatings

Although a lot of investigations were performed in the literature, in which same
relation between deposition parameters and coating properties, and also between
coating properties and erosion resistance were obtained, and in most cases it was
proved that the deposition of PVD coatings improves fatigue strength and erosion
resistance, any specific PVD coating-substrate systems exposed to a specific kind
of erosion or fatigue requires further detailed experimental studies.

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