Solidification Behavior-Induced Overall Performance of Composite Coatings Fabricated Via Direct Energy Deposition
SSRN, ISSN: 1556-5068
2024
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Article Description
The Fe-based composite coating reinforced with WC has broad application in critical components of the steel metallurgy industry. This research deposited various WC content Fe-based composite coatings on H13 substrates, utilizing direct energy deposition (DED) technology, to delve into the impact of WC content on the essential properties of the coating, such as toughness and wear resistance. Additionally, an approach for assessing the overall performance of the coatings was proposed. The findings indicate that as the WC content rises, the coating structure exhibits distinct solidification states. An increase in WC particle content leads to enhanced hardness and wear resistance of the coating, albeit at the expense of microstructural uniformity and toughness. At a WC content of 40 wt.%, the coating optimally balances its overall performance.
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Elsevier BV
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