Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 50, Issue 20, 2002103(2023)

Microstructure and Wear Resistance of Tungsten-Carbide-Reinforced Nickel Copper Alloy Deposited by Circular Oscillating Laser

Siyu Chen1, Yelin Xia2, Xingyu Liu1, Jianbo Lei2, and Tao Wang1、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1College of Aeronautical Engineering, Civil Aviation University of China, Tianjin 300300, China
  • 2Laser Technology Institute, Tiangong University, Tianjin 300387, China
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    Powder morphologies. (a) NiCu; (b) WC
    Schematics of DED of circular oscillation laser. (a) Schematic of equipment; (b) oscillation trajectory and deposition process
    Schematic of test process
    XRD patterns of NiCu and NiCu/30%WC composites
    Macro-morphologies of deposition layers. (a) NiCu; (b) NiCu/30%WC composites
    Microstructures of two types of deposition layers. (a) Upper NiCu; (b) central NiCu; (c) lower part of NiCu; (d) upper NiCu/30%WC; (e) central NiCu/30%WC; (f) lower part of NiCu/30%WC
    Comparison of grain sizes of NiCu and NiCu/30%WC composites. (a) Microstructure of NiCu; (b) grain size of NiCu; (c) microstructure of NiCu/30%WC; (d) grain size of NiCu/30%WC
    Crystallization diagrams of NiCu and NiCu/30%WC composites. (a) NiCu; (b) NiCu/30%WC
    EDS scanning results of WC particles. (a) Line scanning result; (b) surface scanning result; (c) Ni element distribution; (d) W element distribution; (e) C element distribution; (f) Cu element distribution
    EDS point scanning areas
    Comparison of microhardness
    Friction and wear test results of NiCu and NiCu/30%WC composites. (a) Friction coefficient curves; (b) mass loss; (c) two-dimensional morphologies of wear scars; (d) three-dimensional morphologies of wear scars
    SEM images of worn surfaces. (a) NiCu; (b) NiCu/30%WC composite
    Wear mechanisms of NiCu and NiCu/30%WC composites
    • Table 1. Chemical compositions of NiCu and WC powders (mass fraction, %)

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      Table 1. Chemical compositions of NiCu and WC powders (mass fraction, %)

      PowderVCrFeWCBSiCuNi
      NiCu----0.031.102.0020.00Bal.
      WC0.0010.0230.20095.000-96.0003.950----
    • Table 2. Optimum process parameters

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      Table 2. Optimum process parameters

      ParameterPower /WScanning speed /(mm/s)Spot diameter /mmOscillation frequency /HzOverlapping ratio /%Powder feed rate /(g/min)Argon flow rate /(L/min)
      Value60060.5305011.33
    • Table 3. Parameters for residual stress test

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      Table 3. Parameters for residual stress test

      ParameterDiffractive crystal planeStart angle /(°)End angle /(°)Counting time /s
      Value311146.0152.018
    • Table 4. Element compositions and mass fractions obtained by EDS scanning at different positions in Fig. 10

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      Table 4. Element compositions and mass fractions obtained by EDS scanning at different positions in Fig. 10

      PointMass fraction /%
      WNiFeCuCr
      169.0524.794.280.681.20
      265.9426.975.330.870.88
      361.3529.547.111.001.00
      464.5826.836.810.721.05
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    Siyu Chen, Yelin Xia, Xingyu Liu, Jianbo Lei, Tao Wang. Microstructure and Wear Resistance of Tungsten-Carbide-Reinforced Nickel Copper Alloy Deposited by Circular Oscillating Laser[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2023, 50(20): 2002103

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    Paper Information

    Category: Laser Forming Manufacturing

    Received: Apr. 6, 2023

    Accepted: May. 15, 2023

    Published Online: Aug. 28, 2023

    The Author Email: Wang Tao (wangtaotdme@163.com)

    DOI:10.3788/CJL230686

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