2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.surfcoat.2016.09.012
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Microstructure and sliding wear properties of HVOF sprayed, laser remelted and laser clad Stellite 6 coatings

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“…The different microstructures in HAZ may lead to the deviation of mechanical property and corrosion resistance in this zone, causing heterogeneity along the cross section of the cladded sample. Fortunately, the laser‐cladding technique results in a narrower HAZ than that obtained by traditional surface‐hardening techniques, such as thermal spraying and arc welding …”
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confidence: 99%
“…The different microstructures in HAZ may lead to the deviation of mechanical property and corrosion resistance in this zone, causing heterogeneity along the cross section of the cladded sample. Fortunately, the laser‐cladding technique results in a narrower HAZ than that obtained by traditional surface‐hardening techniques, such as thermal spraying and arc welding …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tables 1-3 show the chemical composition of the Stellite 6 spray, its basic mechanical properties, the nominal values of the stress, as well as the nominal values of hardness in hot conditions. The specified mean composition values of Stellite 6, which were obtained from the Scanning Electron Microscopy/Energy Dispersive X-Ray Spectroscopy (SEM/EDX) measurement [27], the density of the test material being 8.44 g•cm −3 , can be found in Table 1. The table does not present the temperature changes of nominal stress values E mat , Rp 0.2 , Rm of the core of the examined material as dominant within the framework of adequate changes of its surface.…”
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“…O equipamento utilizado foi uma máquina de ensaio universal, marca Shimadzu, modelo AG-X plus100kN, com uma velocidade constante de deslocamento de 0,013 mm/s. O ensaio de desgaste abrasivo foi baseado na norma ASTM G65 [8] com o objetivo de simular a resistência à abrasão dos revestimentos, utilizando areia de sílica padronizada como abrasivo seco. Ao final do ensaio, foi possível medir o desgaste através da perda de volume, considerando a densidade do material e a diferença de massa inicial e final dos corpos de prova.…”
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