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Technologies of High-Temperature Insulating Coatings on Stainless Steels

For the use of chromium steels in instrumentation, microelectronics, and electrical engineering, their surfaces are additionally protected by coatings based on glass ceramics and other insulating materials. Such materials can operate at high temperatures for a long time under the influence of the electric current or magnetic field. This chapter describes the research results on synthesized coatings based on oxide glass ceramics and oxide materials obtained by plasma chemical vapor deposition (CVD) on the surfaces of stainless steels.