New Process Based on Rotate System and Ehla Laser Cladding Parameters for Nickel Automotive Brakes
Paulo Paiva Oliveira Leite Dyer,
Ana Cláudia Costa de Oliveira,
Carolina Hahn da Silveira
et al.
Abstract:The whole world depends on land vehicles such as trucks, cars and motorcycles to meet essential demands. As a result, PM2.5’s emissions become to centre attention; being that, 20% comes from brake-disc and pad friction. In view of this problem, this paper presents a new method for brake-discs laser cladding; using nickel (coating) and rotation system. To this end, was used the high-speed laser application system (EHLA); consisting of: an ytterbium laser, robotic arm, rotating shaft with stepper motor and coat … Show more
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