Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 47, Issue 4, 411001(2020)

Characterization of Cladding Defects via Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy

Lei Pengda1, Fu Hongbo2, Yi Dingrong3, Yang Jinwei1, and Kong Linghua1、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1Digital Fujian Industrial Manufacturing IoT Lab, School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering, Fujian University of Technology, Fuzhou, FuJian 350118, China
  • 2Anhui Provincial Key Laboratory of Photonic Devices and Materials, Anhui Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Hefei, Anhui 230031, China
  • 3College of Mechanical Engineering and Automation, Huaqiao University, Xiamen, Fujian 361000, China
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    Laser cladding samples. (a) 100%Ni35; (b) 97%Ni35+3%TiC; (c) 94%Ni35+6%TiC;(d) 91%Ni35+9%TiC; (e) 88%Ni35+12%TiC
    Samples after machining. (a) 100%Ni35; (b) 97%Ni35+3%TiC; (c) 94%Ni35+6%TiC;(d) 91%Ni35+9%TiC; (e) 88%Ni35+12%TiC
    Schematic of the experimental device
    Schematics of typical defects of the cladding layer. (a) Bubble; (b) powder agglomeration undissolved; (c) crack; (d) crack, powder agglomeration undissolved, bubble
    Two-dimensional intensity contour map of FeⅠ 297.109 nm signal intensity. (a) 100%Ni35; (b) 97%Ni35+3%TiC; (c) 94%Ni35+6%TiC; (d) 91%Ni35+9%TiC; (e) 88%Ni35+12%TiC
    Intensity diagrams of excitation signal of FeⅠ 297.109 nm at the sampling points. (a) 100%Ni35; (b) 97%Ni35+3%TiC; (c) 94%Ni35+6%TiC; (d) 91%Ni35+9%TiC; (e) 88%Ni35+12%TiC
    Two-dimensional distribution of signal intensity of Ni I 301.200 nm. (a) 100%Ni35; (b) 97%Ni35+3%TiC;(c) 94%Ni35+6%TiC; (d) 91%Ni35+9%TiC; (e) 88%Ni35+12%TiC
    Firing point sequence intensity maps of Ni I 301.200 nm. (a) 100%Ni35; (b) 97%Ni35+3%TiC; (c) 94%Ni35+6%TiC; (d) 91%Ni35+9%TiC; (e) 88%Ni35+12%TiC
    • Table 1. Elemental composition and content of Ni35 alloy powder

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      Table 1. Elemental composition and content of Ni35 alloy powder

      ElementNiCSiBCrFe
      Mass fraction /%Bal0.332.210≤5
    • Table 2. Element composition and content of TiC powder

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      Table 2. Element composition and content of TiC powder

      ElementTiCCFree COSiNaAl
      Mass fraction /%≥99.519.2≤0.2≤0.45≤0.08≤0.05≤0.015
    • Table 3. Element composition and content of 45 steel plate

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      Table 3. Element composition and content of 45 steel plate

      ElementCSiMnPS
      Mass fraction /%0.42--0.50.17--0.370.5--0.8≤0.035≤0.035
    • Table 4. Cladding process parameters

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      Table 4. Cladding process parameters

      Laserpower /WCarrier gasvolume /minTurntable speed /(r·min-1)Defocusamount /mmProtectivegasScanning speed /(mm·s-1)Laprate /%
      130063016Ar530
    • Table 5. Hardness test results of cladding layers

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      Table 5. Hardness test results of cladding layers

      SampleAverage /HRCStandarddeviationVariance
      Substrate14.90.0710.005
      145.81.5812.500
      247.81.2971.682
      342.62.3805.663
      445.52.7537.582
      543.82.6236.882
    • Table 6. Deviation from normal coefficient of Fe element in sample

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      Table 6. Deviation from normal coefficient of Fe element in sample

      SampleTotal NMeanStandard deviationMedianDeviation from normal coefficient
      1288849.90781132.2934049851.283-0.031173663
      2288811.69767169.9823797812.896-0.021146368
      3288670.47218108.9253181669.2450.033798754
      4288705.26485208.5320680729.335-0.346279835
      5216629.20878192.9595641630.165-0.014866638
    • Table 7. Deviation from normal coefficient of Ni element in samples

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      Table 7. Deviation from normal coefficient of Ni element in samples

      SampleTotal NMeanStandard deviationMedianDeviation from normal coefficient
      12881196.64405192.90393791192.2950.067635478
      22881210.15475248.55047371185.929170.29240234
      3288973.64481163.7741662967.33750.11553672
      42881112.75152315.90012771129.24333-0.156617316
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    Lei Pengda, Fu Hongbo, Yi Dingrong, Yang Jinwei, Kong Linghua. Characterization of Cladding Defects via Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2020, 47(4): 411001

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    Category: spectroscopy

    Received: Sep. 16, 2019

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Apr. 9, 2020

    The Author Email: Linghua Kong (stephenray@foxmail.com)

    DOI:10.3788/CJL202047.0411001

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