High-power laser cladding Stellite 6+WC with various volume rates
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Abstract
Laser cladding of Stellite+WC with WC volume percentages of 0%, 9%, 18%, 27%, 36%, 45%, 54%, 72%, and 100% was investigated by dual powder feeding. The results demonstrated that no cracking happened until the WC volume percentage was over 18%. The average hardness and cracking rate increased while the height/width rate decreased with increased WC volume percentage. The microstructure evolution can be divided into two domains. The first domain is from 0% to 36% WC, in which the added WC was completely melted and dissolved into the melt pool and the resolidified structure dominated by Co-rich dendrites and interdendrite eutectic containing 9.7 and 21 wt % W, respectively. The second domain is for the WC volume percentage from 45% to 100%, in which most of the WC was melted, and the microstructure was dominated by the matrix and the various faceted dendrites. The dissolution of W into the matrix was limited to a maximum of about 26 wt % and reached 64.6 wt % in the faceted dendrites.
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OpenAlex topics: High Entropy Alloys Studies · Additive Manufacturing Materials and Processes · Advanced materials and composites
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Laser Processing and Rapid Prototyping Center, Mechanical Engineering Department, Tsinghua University, Beijing, 100084, China
Center Laser, Institut de Soudure, F57970 Yutz, France
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