Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 48, Issue 22, 2202010(2021)

Effects of Mo on Microstructure and Properties of Fe-Cr-Mo Laser Cladding Layer

Hongyu Zhang, Min Yu*, Junwei Hua, and Hui Chen
Author Affiliations
  • Research center of Sichuan Advanced Welding and Surface Engineering, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu, Sichuan 610063, China
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    SEM morphology of Fe-Cr-Mo powder
    Micro-shear test. (a) Schematic of the test; (b) size of the sample
    XRD patterns of cladding layers. (a) Fe-Cr cladding layer; (b) Fe-Cr+10%Mo cladding layer; (c) Fe-Cr+30%Mo cladding layer; (d) Fe-Cr+50%Mo cladding layer; (e) Fe-Cr+70%Mo cladding layer; (f) movement of diffraction peaks
    Cross-sectional microstructures of Fe-Cr cladding layer. (a) Cladding zone; (b) SEM morphology of cladding layer; (c) fusion zone
    SEM images of four Fe-Cr-Mo cladding layers. (a) Fe-Cr+10%Mo cladding layer; (b) Fe-Cr+30%Mo cladding layer; (c) Fe-Cr+50%Mo cladding layer; (d) Fe-Cr+70%Mo cladding layer
    Hardness of cladding layer. (a) Average hardness of each cladding layer; (b) evolution of hardness from cladding layer to substrate
    Micro-shear test results of four cladding layers. (a) Fe-Cr cladding layer; (b) Fe-Cr+10%Mo cladding layer; (c) Fe-Cr+30%Mo cladding layer; (d) Fe-Cr+50%Mo cladding layer
    Shear properties of cladding layer with different Mo contents. (a) Shear strength; (b) shear toughness; (c) ratio of pressure
    Shear fracture morphologies of cladding layers with different Mo contents. (a) Fe-Cr cladding layer; (b) Fe-Cr+10%Mo cladding layer; (c) Fe-Cr+30%Mo cladding layer; (d) Fe-Cr+50%Mo cladding layer
    Friction coefficient curves of substrate and cladding layers with different Mo contents. (a) Substrate; (b) Fe-Cr cladding layer; (c) Fe-Cr+10%Mo cladding layer; (d) Fe-Cr+30%Mo cladding layer; (e) Fe-Cr+50%Mo cladding layer
    XRD test results of wear debris of substrate and cladding layers samples
    Friction and wear test results. (a) Wear volume;(b) average friction coefficient
    Worn surface morphologies of substrate and cladding layer with different Mo contents. (a) Substrate; (b) Fe-Cr cladding layer; (c) Fe-Cr+10%Mo cladding layer; (d) Fe-Cr+30%Mo cladding layer; (e) Fe-Cr+50%Mo cladding layer
    • Table 1. Chemical composition of base material

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      Table 1. Chemical composition of base material

      ElementCSiMnPSCrNiMoCuFe
      Mass fraction /%0.2570.3440.7480.0080.0021.0390.2570.2460.151Bal.
    • Table 2. Chemical composition of Fe-Cr alloy powder

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      Table 2. Chemical composition of Fe-Cr alloy powder

      ElementSiMnBCrNiFe
      Mass fraction /%1.5--30.6--1.22.9443--4.4Bal.
    • Table 3. Laser cladding parameters

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      Table 3. Laser cladding parameters

      ParameterValue
      Laser power /W1800
      Beam diameter /mm3
      Scanning velocity /(mm·min-1)200
      Powder feeding voltage /V3.2
      Shielding gas flow /(L·min-1)30
      Powder flow rate /(L·min-1)6.5
      Overlap ratio40%
    • Table 4. Chemical composition of R7 wheel steel

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      Table 4. Chemical composition of R7 wheel steel

      ElementCSiMnPSCrFe
      Mass fraction /%0.510.320.740.0170.0060.19Bal.
    • Table 5. Chemical composition of four Fe-Cr-Mo cladding layers

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      Table 5. Chemical composition of four Fe-Cr-Mo cladding layers

      Cladding layerMass fraction/%
      SiMoCrMnFe
      Fe-Cr+10%Mo1.12.96.60.688.8
      Fe-Cr+30%Mo0.024.47.30.467.9
      Fe-Cr+50%Mo0.726.74.70.467.6
      Fe-Cr+70%Mo0.637.22.10.159.8
    • Table 6. Chemical composition of eight test points in Fig.5

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      Table 6. Chemical composition of eight test points in Fig.5

      PointMass fraction/%
      CrFeMo
      A4.693.30.6
      B7.1788.72.8
      C3.883.311.5
      D5.366.826.6
      E4.978.215.6
      F4.776.514.0
      G2.567.129.3
      H2.663.632.8
    • Table 7. Hardness gradient damage of laser cladding samples

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      Table 7. Hardness gradient damage of laser cladding samples

      Mass fraction /%0103050
      DHV_G0.16480.13550.02460.1163
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    Paper Information

    Category: laser manufacturing

    Received: Apr. 6, 2021

    Accepted: Jun. 15, 2021

    Published Online: Nov. 5, 2021

    The Author Email: Yu Min (yumin@home.swjtu.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/CJL202148.2202010

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