• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 47, Issue 3, 302010 (2020)
Yi Wei, Chen Hui, Wu Ying, and Chen Yong
Author Affiliations
  • School of Materials Science and Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu, Sichuan 610031, China
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    Yi Wei, Chen Hui, Wu Ying, Chen Yong. Effect of in situ NbC on Microstructure and Wear Properties of Laser Cladding Co-Based Coatings[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2020, 47(3): 302010 Copy Citation Text show less
    Diagram of friction wear test
    Fig. 1. Diagram of friction wear test
    XRD patterns of different NbC/Co coatings
    Fig. 2. XRD patterns of different NbC/Co coatings
    Gibbs free energy for possible reactions
    Fig. 3. Gibbs free energy for possible reactions
    Test area of EDS
    Fig. 4. Test area of EDS
    Macro-morphologies of composite coatings. (a) Single channel morphology; (b) cross-section morphology of 1# coating; (c) multiple channel morphology
    Fig. 5. Macro-morphologies of composite coatings. (a) Single channel morphology; (b) cross-section morphology of 1# coating; (c) multiple channel morphology
    SEM images of different NbC/Co coatings. (a) 0%NbC/Co; (b) 5%NbC/Co; (c) 10%NbC/Co; (d) 15%NbC/Co; (e) 20%NbC/Co
    Fig. 6. SEM images of different NbC/Co coatings. (a) 0%NbC/Co; (b) 5%NbC/Co; (c) 10%NbC/Co; (d) 15%NbC/Co; (e) 20%NbC/Co
    Average hardness of different composite coatings
    Fig. 7. Average hardness of different composite coatings
    Wear rate of different composite coatings
    Fig. 8. Wear rate of different composite coatings
    Worn morphologies of different composite coatings. (a)(b) 0%NbC/Co; (c) 5%NbC/Co; (d) 10%NbC/Co;(e) 15%NbC/Co; (f) local magnification of 15%NbC/Co
    Fig. 9. Worn morphologies of different composite coatings. (a)(b) 0%NbC/Co; (c) 5%NbC/Co; (d) 10%NbC/Co;(e) 15%NbC/Co; (f) local magnification of 15%NbC/Co
    ElementCSiMnSPCrNiCuMoFe
    Mass fraction /%0.4350.2010.613<0.0350.0070.87<0.001<0.0300.142Bal.
    Table 1. Chemical composition of 42CrMo steel%
    ElementCoCrWMoSi
    Mass fraction /%Bal.24.125.454.950.92
    Table 2. Chemical composition of Co-based powder%
    No.Designed mass fraction of NbCNbCr3C2Co-based
    1#000Bal.
    2#54.423.8Bal.
    3#108.847.6Bal.
    4#1513.2611.4Bal.
    5#2017.6815.2Bal.
    Table 3. Mass fraction of each composition of mixed powder%
    Laser power /WShielding gas flow /(L·min-1)Carrier gas flow /(L·min-1)Powder feedingrate /(g·min-1)Scanning velocity /(mm·min-1)
    1800353.517280
    Table 4. Experimental parameters of laser cladding
    Rubber wheeldiameter /mmRotating speed /(m·min-1)Wear time /minLoad /NSample dimension /(mm×mm×mm)
    2401401013057×25.5×6
    Table 5. Experimental parameters of friction wear test
    ZonePercentage of atoms /%
    COCrFeCoNbMoW
    A46.74.29.25.414.618.11.10.6
    B23.34.518.110.532.65.73.61.8
    C10.31.322.816.745.80.91.40.8
    D24.63.918.08.832.16.93.91.8
    E44.94.810.26.017.215.41.10.6
    Table 6. Chemical compositions of phases in Fig. 4
    Yi Wei, Chen Hui, Wu Ying, Chen Yong. Effect of in situ NbC on Microstructure and Wear Properties of Laser Cladding Co-Based Coatings[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2020, 47(3): 302010
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