Journal of Laser Applications · 2001 · 30 citations · 8 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceCeramicsMaterials ChemistryMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsCladding MaterialsCrystallization ProcessesEutectic SolidificationLaser Material ProcessingLaser PhysicsSolidification CrackingHardnessLaser CladdingLaser HardeningMelt Pool DynamicsMelt Pool SolidificationThermal Effects In Laser ProcessingVolume Change Rates
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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R. Vilar · Journal of Laser Applications · 1999 · 374 citations · Full text
Laser stellite coatings on austenitic stainless steels
A. Tìziani, L. Giordano, P. Matteazzi et al. · Materials Science and Engineering · 1987 · 38 citations