Laser specific energy significantly impacts the quality of composite coatings.Ti−Al/WC coatings were prepared on the TC21 alloy through laser cladding with specific energy ranging from 66.7 to 133.3 J/mm^(2).The resul...Laser specific energy significantly impacts the quality of composite coatings.Ti−Al/WC coatings were prepared on the TC21 alloy through laser cladding with specific energy ranging from 66.7 to 133.3 J/mm^(2).The results indicate that the composite coatings primarily comprised Ti_(2)AlC,α_(2)-Ti_(3)Al,γ-TiAl,TiC,and W phases.A gradual increase in the relative intensity of the diffraction peaks of Ti_(2)AlC,α_(2)-Ti_(3)Al,and TiC appeared with the increase of specific energy.When the specific energy was 116.7 J/mm^(2),the Ti−Al/WC coated alloy achieved a maximum micro-hardness of HV0.2766.3,which represented an increase of 1.96 times compared with TC21 alloy,and the minimum wear rate decreased dramatically.Much improvement in tribological properties was attained through the fine-grained strengthening of the(α_(2)+γ)matrix and the dispersion strengthening of self-lubricating Ti_(2)AlC and intertwining TiC.This study provides valuable insights for the development of high-performance Ti−Al composite coatings.展开更多
A surface Ti-WC composite was fabricated on CP-Ti by surface friction stirring(SFS)using a pinless WC-Cotool at a processing window of 800−2500 r/min and 8−50 mm/min.At 1600 r/min-50 mm/min,a defect-free compositelaye...A surface Ti-WC composite was fabricated on CP-Ti by surface friction stirring(SFS)using a pinless WC-Cotool at a processing window of 800−2500 r/min and 8−50 mm/min.At 1600 r/min-50 mm/min,a defect-free compositelayer with an average hardness of~HV 1170 is formed.The hardness was increased by WC and TiN reinforcingparticles,dissolved Co atoms in Ti,and the formation of ultrafine grains.WC particles were incorporated into the Tisubstrate owing to the intense frictional interaction/heating at the tool-plate interface(~1000℃),which led to strengthloss and wear of the tool.The Williamson-Hall analysis of the XRD peaks of the SFSed sample confirmed a significantlysmall crystallite size(~100 nm).Wear tests showed that the wear resistance of the composite structure was about 4.5times higher than that of the CP-Ti.Friction analysis revealed a significant reduction in average value and fluctuations ofthe friction coefficient.展开更多
基金supported by the Guangxi Science and Technology Program,China(Nos.Guike AD23026170,Guike AD23026116)the Guangxi Key Laboratory of Manufacturing System and Advanced Manufacturing Technology,China(No.22-35-4-S019)+3 种基金the Research Basic Ability Enhancement Program for Young and Middle-aged Teachers of Guangxi,China(No.2023KY0202)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(No.2024M753642)the Guilin Science and Technology Development Program(Project),China(No.20220124-10)the Innovation Project of GUET Graduate Education,China(No.2024YCXS008).
文摘Laser specific energy significantly impacts the quality of composite coatings.Ti−Al/WC coatings were prepared on the TC21 alloy through laser cladding with specific energy ranging from 66.7 to 133.3 J/mm^(2).The results indicate that the composite coatings primarily comprised Ti_(2)AlC,α_(2)-Ti_(3)Al,γ-TiAl,TiC,and W phases.A gradual increase in the relative intensity of the diffraction peaks of Ti_(2)AlC,α_(2)-Ti_(3)Al,and TiC appeared with the increase of specific energy.When the specific energy was 116.7 J/mm^(2),the Ti−Al/WC coated alloy achieved a maximum micro-hardness of HV0.2766.3,which represented an increase of 1.96 times compared with TC21 alloy,and the minimum wear rate decreased dramatically.Much improvement in tribological properties was attained through the fine-grained strengthening of the(α_(2)+γ)matrix and the dispersion strengthening of self-lubricating Ti_(2)AlC and intertwining TiC.This study provides valuable insights for the development of high-performance Ti−Al composite coatings.
文摘A surface Ti-WC composite was fabricated on CP-Ti by surface friction stirring(SFS)using a pinless WC-Cotool at a processing window of 800−2500 r/min and 8−50 mm/min.At 1600 r/min-50 mm/min,a defect-free compositelayer with an average hardness of~HV 1170 is formed.The hardness was increased by WC and TiN reinforcingparticles,dissolved Co atoms in Ti,and the formation of ultrafine grains.WC particles were incorporated into the Tisubstrate owing to the intense frictional interaction/heating at the tool-plate interface(~1000℃),which led to strengthloss and wear of the tool.The Williamson-Hall analysis of the XRD peaks of the SFSed sample confirmed a significantlysmall crystallite size(~100 nm).Wear tests showed that the wear resistance of the composite structure was about 4.5times higher than that of the CP-Ti.Friction analysis revealed a significant reduction in average value and fluctuations ofthe friction coefficient.
