Microstructure and mechanical properties of Ti–C–TiN-reinforced Ni204-based laser-cladding composite coating
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Abstract In situ Ti(C, N), ring phase, and multi-phase enhanced Ni204-based alloy coating were prepared by adding various Ti/C/TiN ratios particles. The effects of the reinforcement phase on the microstructure, microhardness, tribological property, and microstructure characteristics at the interface between the coating and substrate were investigated. The results show that the coatings with a 5:1 mass fraction ratio of TiN/C exhibits the highest microhardness, which is 3.78 times higher than that of the original Ni204 coating. While, the coating with 21:7:2 mass fraction ratio of TiN/Ti/C exhibits the lowest friction coefficient, which is 4.44 times smaller than that of the original Ni204 coating. The addition of Ti and C particles promotes the precipitation of ring phase and carbides, reduces ceramic agglomeration, alleviates the floating of ceramic particles, and improves the bonding strength of reinforcement phases. Owing to the good mutual solubility among Fe, Ni, and, Cr elements, the diffusion happened at the interface between the coating and substrate.
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OpenAlex topics: High Entropy Alloys Studies · Advanced materials and composites · High-Temperature Coating Behaviors
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