• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 57, Issue 3, 031403 (2020)
Tongzhou Xu1, Chen Zhang1、*, Changqing Sun1, Haitao Chen2, Ling Xu1, and Xiuhong Pan3
Author Affiliations
  • 1Mechanics Institute, Shenyang Institute of Engineering, Shenyang, Liaoning 110136, China
  • 2Shen Yang Dalu Laser Technology Co., Ltd., Shenyang, Liaoning 110136, China
  • 3State Key Laboratory of High Performance Ceramics and Superfine Microstructure, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 200050, China
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    Tongzhou Xu, Chen Zhang, Changqing Sun, Haitao Chen, Ling Xu, Xiuhong Pan. Analysis of Micromorphology and Mechanical Properties of Laser Cladding Nickel/Tin-Based Babbitt Alloy[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2020, 57(3): 031403 Copy Citation Text show less
    Microstructures and morphologies of laser cladding tin-based Babbitt alloy in different positions. (a) 45 steel; (b) heat affected zone; (c) cladding layer of nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy
    Fig. 1. Microstructures and morphologies of laser cladding tin-based Babbitt alloy in different positions. (a) 45 steel; (b) heat affected zone; (c) cladding layer of nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy
    Microstructures and morphologies of laser cladding nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy in different positions. (a) Bonding zone between substrate and transition layer; (b) diffusion zone between transition layer and cladding layer; (c) cladding layer of nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy
    Fig. 2. Microstructures and morphologies of laser cladding nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy in different positions. (a) Bonding zone between substrate and transition layer; (b) diffusion zone between transition layer and cladding layer; (c) cladding layer of nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy
    XRD analysis of surfaces of two cladding layers. (a) Nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy; (b) tin-based Babbitt alloy
    Fig. 3. XRD analysis of surfaces of two cladding layers. (a) Nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy; (b) tin-based Babbitt alloy
    SEM morphology and element distributions of cladding layer of tin-based Babbitt alloy. (a) SEM morphology; (b) surface-scanning result of tin; (c) surface-scanning result of copper; (d) surface-scanning result of antimony
    Fig. 4. SEM morphology and element distributions of cladding layer of tin-based Babbitt alloy. (a) SEM morphology; (b) surface-scanning result of tin; (c) surface-scanning result of copper; (d) surface-scanning result of antimony
    SEM morphology and element distributions of cladding layer of nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy. (a) SEM morphology; (b) surface-scanning result of tin; (c) surface-scanning result of copper; (d) surface-scanning result of antimony; (e) surface-scanning result of nickel
    Fig. 5. SEM morphology and element distributions of cladding layer of nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy. (a) SEM morphology; (b) surface-scanning result of tin; (c) surface-scanning result of copper; (d) surface-scanning result of antimony; (e) surface-scanning result of nickel
    SEM morphology and EDS surface-scanning element distributions in transition zone. (a) SEM morphology; (b) surface-scanning result of tin; (c) surface-scanning result of antimony; (d) surface-scanning result of nickel; (e) surface-scanning result of copper
    Fig. 6. SEM morphology and EDS surface-scanning element distributions in transition zone. (a) SEM morphology; (b) surface-scanning result of tin; (c) surface-scanning result of antimony; (d) surface-scanning result of nickel; (e) surface-scanning result of copper
    Hardness of three samples as a function of depth
    Fig. 7. Hardness of three samples as a function of depth
    Friction coefficient curves of three samples
    Fig. 8. Friction coefficient curves of three samples
    Wear contours of three samples. (a)Nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy; (b) tin-based Babbitt alloy; (c) as-cast tin-based Babbitt alloy
    Fig. 9. Wear contours of three samples. (a)Nickel/tin-based Babbitt alloy; (b) tin-based Babbitt alloy; (c) as-cast tin-based Babbitt alloy
    ElementCuSbSn
    Mass fraction /%5.5-6.511.5-12.0Bal.
    Table 1. Chemical composition of tin-based Babbitt alloy powder
    No.Wear amount /gAverage friction coefficient
    A0.02120.165
    B0.04800.199
    C0.05990.211
    Table 2. Average friction coefficients and wear amounts of three samples
    Tongzhou Xu, Chen Zhang, Changqing Sun, Haitao Chen, Ling Xu, Xiuhong Pan. Analysis of Micromorphology and Mechanical Properties of Laser Cladding Nickel/Tin-Based Babbitt Alloy[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2020, 57(3): 031403
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