Crack Behavior of Fe-Based Coating by Plasma Cladding

Jun Bo Liu; Li Mei Wang; Bao Xin Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.109.145

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Crack Behavior of Fe-Based Coating by Plasma Cladding

Abstract:

On the base of orthogonal comparison tests, influences of many kinds of factors on plasma cladding crack sensibility were studied. The results indicate that substrate and its surface state, processing parameter and components of plasma cladding coating have great effects on crack sensibility of plasma cladding coating. Through changing these factors, it is possible to reduce cracks and expand ranges of applications of this technology.