Research on Induction Cladding Alloy Layer on the Surface of Steel Parts and its Performance

Jing Wei Liu; Fu Xue Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1095.620

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Research on Induction Cladding Alloy Layer on the Surface of Steel Parts and its Performance

Abstract:

The method ofinduction cladding was adopted to make nickel-base layer on the surface ofsteel components in this test, and microstructure morphology, rigiditydistribution of the alloy layer made by cladding were analyzed and studied. Theresults shows that there is obvious bright white transition zone between thecladding alloy layer and the body, which forms an excellent metallurgicalbonding, microstructure of the alloy cladding layer is eutectic structure ofaustenite + carbide (austenite dendrite can be seen at individual parts), axialand radial rigidity are evenly distributed; bonding strength of cladding alloylayer is high without air hole and slag inclusion, with high flatness ofcylindrical surface, small machining allowance and low cost, etc.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1095)

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March 2015

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Jing Wei Liu*, Fu Xue Zhang

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Alloy Powder, Casting, Cladding Layer, Induction Melting, Rigidity Distribution, Transition Zone

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