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Friction and wear behavior of laser cladding Ni/hBN self-lubricating composite coating
Department固体润滑国家重点实验室 ; 先进润滑与防护材料研究发展中心
Zhang ST(张世堂); Zhou JS(周健松); Guo GB(郭刚宝); Zhou HD(周惠娣); Pu YP(蒲玉萍); Chen JM(陈建敏)
2008
Source PublicationMaterials Science and Engineering A
ISSN0921-5093
Volume491Pages:47-54
AbstractNi/hBN coating was successfully prepared on 1Cr18Ni9Ti stainless steel substrate by means of laser cladding. The microhardness profile of the composite coating along the depth direction was measured, while its cross-sectional microstructures and phase compositions were analyzed by means of scanning electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction. Moreover, the friction and wear behavior of the composite coatings sliding agains Si3N4 from ambient to 800 ◦C was evaluated using a ball-on-disc friction and wear tester, and the worn surface morphologies of the composite coatings and counterpart ceramic balls were observed using a scanning electron microscope. At the same time, the worn surfaces of the ceramic balls were also analyzed using a 3D non-contact surface mapping profiler as well. It was found that the laser cladding Ni/hBN coating on the stainless steel substrate had high microhardness and good friction-reducing and antiwear abilities at elevated temperatures up to 800 ◦C. The composite coating registered slightly increased friction coefficient and wear rate as the temperature rose from ambient to 100 ◦C; then the friction coefficient and wear rate decreased with increasing temperature up to 800 ◦C (with the slight increase in the wear rate at 700 ◦C and 800 ◦C to be an exception). The laser cladding Ni/hBN coating was dominated by mixed adhesion and abrasive wear as it slid against the ceramic ball below 300 ◦C. With further increase in the test temperature up to 400 ◦C and above, it was characterized by mild adhesion wear and plastic deformation. Since the laser cladding Ni/hBN coating registered an increased wear rate at temperatures of 600 ◦C and above, it was not suggested to be used for wear prevention and protection of the stainless steel at elevated temperature above 800 ◦C.
KeywordStainless Steel Laser Cladding Ni/hbn Composite Coating Solid Lubricant Friction And Wear Behavior Wear Mechanism
Subject Area材料科学与物理化学
Funding Organizationthe “973” Program of China (Grant No.2007CB607601);the Innovative Group Fund of National Natural Science Foundation of China (NNSFC, Grant No.50421502);the Program of “Light in Western China” (2006);the Program for Incumbent doctorate candidates in Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Language英语
Funding Project磨损和表面工程组
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Document Type期刊论文
Identifierhttp://ir.licp.cn/handle/362003/3983
Collection固体润滑国家重点实验室(LSL)
中国科学院材料磨损与防护重点实验室/先进润滑与防护材料研究发展中心
Corresponding AuthorChen JM(陈建敏)
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Zhang ST,Zhou JS,Guo GB,et al. Friction and wear behavior of laser cladding Ni/hBN self-lubricating composite coating[J]. Materials Science and Engineering A,2008,491:47-54.
APA 张世堂,周健松,郭刚宝,周惠娣,蒲玉萍,&陈建敏.(2008).Friction and wear behavior of laser cladding Ni/hBN self-lubricating composite coating.Materials Science and Engineering A,491,47-54.
MLA 张世堂,et al."Friction and wear behavior of laser cladding Ni/hBN self-lubricating composite coating".Materials Science and Engineering A 491(2008):47-54.
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