Computational Analysis of Laser Cladding of Preset MCrAlY Coating Based on ANSYS I-Temperature Field

Dong Sheng Wang; Li Ye Yue; Hao Yang; Pei Pei Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.1020.139

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Computational Analysis of Laser Cladding of Preset MCrAlY Coating Based on ANSYS I-Temperature Field

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A finite element model of temperature field for plasma spraying preset MCrAlY coating during laser cladding was constructed using ANSYS parametric design language (APDL) in accordance to characteristics of preset laser cladding. Influencing laws of laser cladding parameters on temperature field were analyzed. Results show that laser power influences temperature field of cladding samples more than laser scanning speed. Experimental results agree well with simulation results, which prove the accuracy and reliability of the constructed calculation model of temperature field. Heating and cooling laws in the laser cladding process could be mastered through this calculation model. Research conclusions provide some references to optimization parameters in preparing high-performance laser cladding coatings.

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