CN108165975A - A kind of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers - Google Patents

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CN108165975A
CN108165975A CN201611116902.7A CN201611116902A CN108165975A CN 108165975 A CN108165975 A CN 108165975A CN 201611116902 A CN201611116902 A CN 201611116902A CN 108165975 A CN108165975 A CN 108165975A
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A kind of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers, using Al TiB2 composite granules as strengthening layer raw material(Wherein aluminium is binding agent), using Nd:YAG laser carries out laser melting coating intensive treatment in magnesium gadolinium system Mg alloy surface.Reaction in-situ has occurred in the elements such as aluminium element and gadolinium, the yttrium in matrix in strengthening layer, generate the intermetallic compounds such as high-temperature rigid phase Al2Gd and Al2Y, and the hardening constituent TiB2 introduced does not decompose, it is good with the intermetallic compound and matrix compatibility of fabricated in situ, but characteristic distributions and architectural difference are notable;When TiB2 mass fractions are less than 70% in composite granule, strengthening layer fine microstructures are uniform;Strengthening layer microhardness increases with the increase of TiB2 contents, improves 46 times than matrix hardness, wear-resisting property significantly improves.

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A kind of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of surface-alloyization material more particularly to a kind of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers.
Background technology
Magnesium alloy is to realize that light-weighted one of equipment is important as the structural metallic materials for having used density minimum at present Approach, but the anti-corrosion and wear-resisting of it waits poor-performings, limits it and further develops.Failure (such as corrosion, wear of metal material With fracture etc.) more start from surface, therefore theoretically can effectively be carried by the optimization to its surface microstructure and performance Its high performance such as anti-corrosion, wear-resisting.
The common surface intensified technique of magnesium alloy mainly has thermal spraying, plating and differential arc oxidation etc..Laser technology is by clear The features such as clean, energy saving and easily-controllable, makes the laser reinforcing process such as laser melting coating obtained in terms of material surface processing increasingly wider General application.
Invention content
The purpose of the invention is to improve the hardness of magnesium alloy, wearability, devise a kind of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 and answer Close strengthening layer.
The technical solution adopted by the present invention to solve the technical problems is:
The raw material for preparing of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers includes:Basis material becomes for As-extruded Mg-15Gd-3Y rare earths Shape magnesium alloy, chemical composition (mass fraction) be 15.26Gd, 2.11Y, remaining Mg.Using Al-TiB2 composite granules as Rankine Material, wherein the mass fraction of TiB2 is respectively 0,30%, 50%, 70% and 100%.
The preparation process of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers is:By composite granule ball milling in nitrogen protection atmosphere 30min is uniformly mixed, then using mass fraction to be coated in after 5% poly-vinyl alcohol solution and alloying powder mixing through sand Mg alloy surface after paper milled processed, the coating layer thickness after air-drying are controlled in 0.6mm or so.Using LCY-400 types Nd:YAG Pulse laser carries out cladding and hardening processing, Optimizing Process Parameters to Mg alloy surface:Pulsewidth 0.8ms, frequency 45Hz, hot spot are straight Diameter 1.0mm, electric current 220A, sweep speed 350mm/min.To prevent magnesium alloy substrate and composite granule in laser cladding process It aoxidizes, employs the steady airflow atmosphere protection device of double-deck micro-grid.
The detecting step of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers is:Using 450 type scanning electron microscope of FEI Quanta (SEM) observe and analyze the microstructure of strengthening layer;Using JEM-2100 types high-resolution-ration transmission electric-lens (TEM) analysis strengthening layer Microcosmic fine structure and compatibility, sample are derived from and 20 μm away from surface layer depths parallel with surface, with fine sandpaper grinding sample extremely Ion milling is used after 50 μm;The object phase of strengthening layer is surveyed using Xpert pro MPD types X-ray diffractometers (XRD);Using Micromet-3 type microhardnesses instrument measure Laser Strengthening Layer through-thickness hardness distribution, added load be 0.5N, pressurize Time 15s;Using MMS-1G type pin disk-type friction abrasion testers, friction disk material is GCr15 steel for friction and wear behavior test (being quenched through 850 DEG C of oil baths, 180 DEG C of lonneal processing, hardness 62HRC), polishes flour milling, acetone is clear with 600# sand paper It washes, friction rate is 4m/s, and load 40N, test period 200s are tested at room temperature.
The laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers, when TiB2 mass fractions are less than 70%, laser melting coating is strengthened The fine microstructures of layer are uniform, during more than 70%, block-like TiB2 hardening constituents occur in strengthening layer;The high-temperature rigid of fabricated in situ The intermetallic compounds such as phase Al2Gd, Al2Y size is evenly distributed in 100nm or so, and the hardening constituent TiB2 introduced is in disperse point Cloth, grain size are 200nm or so, " chain-type " agglomeration locally occur.
The laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers, gadolinium, the yttrium in aluminium element and matrix in composite granule etc. are first Element produces reaction in-situ, generates the intermetallic compounds such as high-temperature rigid phase Al2Gd and Al2Y, and introduced in cladding process Hardening constituent TiB2 does not decompose, good with the high-temperature-phase and matrix compatibility that are newly formed, but characteristic distributions and architectural difference are shown It writes.
The laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers, compared with magnesium alloy substrate, the microhardness of strengthening layer improves 4-6 times, and increasing with TiB2 contents, the hardness of alloying layer is in increased trend;Suitable TiB2 reinforced phases are advantageous In the friction and wear behavior for improving magnesium alloy materials.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows:
To improve the corrosion resisting property and wear-resisting property of magnesium alloy materials, using Al-TiB2 composite granules as strengthening material, using laser Melting and coating process has carried out magnesium alloy surface Hardening Treatment, and the microhardness of strengthening layer increases with the increase of TiB2 amounts, than Matrix hardness improves 4-6 times, and wear-resisting property significantly improves.
Specific embodiment
Case study on implementation 1:
The raw material for preparing of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers includes:Basis material becomes for As-extruded Mg-15Gd-3Y rare earths Shape magnesium alloy, chemical composition (mass fraction) be 15.26Gd, 2.11Y, remaining Mg.Using Al-TiB2 composite granules as Rankine Material, wherein the mass fraction of TiB2 is respectively 0,30%, 50%, 70% and 100%.The system of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers It is for step:Composite granule ball milling 30min is uniformly mixed in nitrogen protection atmosphere, then using mass fraction be 5% it is poly- Glycohol solution is with being coated in the Mg alloy surface after sand paper milled processed after alloying powder mixing, the painting thickness after air-drying Degree control is in 0.6mm or so.Using LCY-400 types Nd:YAG pulse lasers carry out cladding and hardening processing to Mg alloy surface, Optimizing Process Parameters:Pulsewidth 0.8ms, frequency 45Hz, spot diameter 1.0mm, electric current 220A, sweep speed 350mm/min.It is anti- Only magnesium alloy substrate and composite granule aoxidize in laser cladding process, employ the steady airflow atmosphere protection of double-deck micro-grid Device.The detecting step of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers is:Using 450 type scanning electron microscope (SEM) of FEI Quanta Observation and the microstructure of analysis strengthening layer;Using the microcosmic of JEM-2100 types high-resolution-ration transmission electric-lens (TEM) analysis strengthening layer Fine structure and compatibility, sample are derived from and 20 μm away from surface layer depths parallel with surface, and sample is ground to 50 μm with fine sandpaper After use ion milling;The object phase of strengthening layer is surveyed using Xpert pro MPD types X-ray diffractometers (XRD);Using Micromet-3 Type microhardness instrument measures the hardness distribution of Laser Strengthening Layer through-thickness, and added load is 0.5N, dwell time 15s;It rubs Scouring damage performance test is GCr15 steel (through 850 DEG C of oil using MMS-1G type pin disk-type friction abrasion testers, friction disk material Bath quenching, 180 DEG C of lonneal processing, hardness 62HRC), flour milling is polished with 600# sand paper, acetone cleaning, friction speed Rate is 4m/s, and load 40N, test period 200s are tested at room temperature.
Case study on implementation 2:
Alloying layer, transition zone and matrix three parts can be divided into after surface peening, and with the increase of TiB2 contents, alloying layer The uniformity of tissue is in downward trend.When TiB2 mass fractions are less than 70%, the tissue of alloying layer is more uniform, introduces Reinforced phase be in Dispersed precipitate;When TiB2 mass fractions are more than 70%, due to there is no enough aluminum meltings in molten bath as bonding Agent leads to alloying nonuniform organization;When TiB2 mass fractions are 100%, in its own gravity and molten bath convection current comprehensive function Under there is the phenomenon that TiB2 " insertion " matrix, overall distribution uniformity is poor.From the point of view of the thickness of alloying layer, with When the increase of TiB2 contents, especially mass fraction are more than 70%, the depth of alloying layer is shallower, this may be due to aluminium and TiB2 is to caused by laser absorption utilization rate difference.In addition, the stickiness of molten metal bath is also to influence alloying layer group in molten bath It knits and an important factor for homogeneity of ingredients, in the moment of laser scanning, the alloy powder for being layered on Mg alloy surface in advance is heated first Fusing, is then only the fusing of basis material, therefore, the presence of a certain amount of aluminium can increase the convection effect in molten bath, be conducive to The uniformity of alloying layer microstructure and the Dispersed precipitate of reinforced phase.
Case study on implementation 3:
The object of magnesium alloy substrate is mainly mutually magnesium;The primary product of pure aluminum alloy layer is mutually aluminium, Al2Gd and Al2Y etc.;It is pure The main object of TiB2 alloying layers is mutually magnesium and TiB2;Object phase in remaining alloying layer is main other than aluminium, Al2Gd and Al2Y If TiB2.The fusing point of original object phase (such as MgGd3, GdMg5 and Mg24Y5) in magnesium alloy substrate is relatively low, since it is molten It is decomposed during covering, its characteristic diffraction peak is caused to be not obvious;And decomposite the gadolinium come and yttrium and alloy element aluminium In-situ reactive synthesis high-temperature rigid phase Al2Gd and Al2Y.With the increase of aluminium mass fraction in composite granule, high-temperature rigid phase The characteristic diffraction peak intensity of Al2Gd and Al2Y is in the trend gradually enhanced, this shows cenotype Al2Gd and Al2Y in alloying layer Relative amount with aluminium element in alloying layer ingredient the increase of ratio and increase, and remaining aluminium is mainly in the form of solid solution It is present in alloying layer, so as to form the alloying layer of rich aluminium.Due to compound Mg 2Al3 and Al12Mg17 etc. between magnalium The fusing point of object phase is relatively low, in laser melting coating, swashs the characteristics of heat shock is cold and determines that they are difficult to be formed in the process of setting of molten bath, Therefore diffraction peak intensity is very low.In Mg alloy surface laser cladding process, gadolinium, yttrium almost all form aluminide high-temperature rigid Phase, this shows that laser melting coating is a kind of nonequilibrium processing procedure.Without finding the compounds of other titaniums and boron other than TiB2, This shows that TiB2 does not decompose in laser cladding process, is only solid-solution in alloying in the Quench process of setting in molten bath In layer, so as to play invigoration effect as the second opposite alloying layer.
Case study on implementation 4:
The distribution of the cenotype of fabricated in situ such as Al2Gd and Al2Y in alloying layer than more uniform, the overwhelming majority in subsphaeroidal, This pattern ensure that it will not generate the effect of isolating in stress to tissue;The compound size of formation is largely less than 100nm, the slightly larger precipitated phase of grain size is not single precipitated phase, but the aggregate of multiple particles.Micron order precipitated phase is real It is the aggregate of nanoscale fabricated in situ phase on border, this is because caused by convection current is insufficient in molten bath in laser cladding process. The TiB2 reinforced phase overall distributions of introducing are uniform, and grain size is relatively large, are 200nm or so, but locally lie in the group of " chain-type " Poly- phenomenon, and pattern, based on quadrangle, this may be because the initial size of the TiB2 reinforced phases introduced is larger, and moment cannot It is completely melt or caused by the melt that melts is difficult to disperse in Quench process of setting.All in all, the cenotype of fabricated in situ is such as The compatibility of the TiB2 reinforced phases and matrix of Al2Gd and Al2Y and introducing is good, and there is no pointed shape or acicular structure, This using cermet for improving alloying layer performance, the especially wear-resisting property containing brittleness hard phases strengthening layer It is of great significance.
Case study on implementation 5:
Compared with magnesium alloy substrate, the surface microhardness of strengthening layer improves 4-6 times;With TiB2 contents in composite granule Increase, the hardness of strengthening layer is in the trend gradually increased, and thickness is generally at 220 μm or so, and the thickness of pure TiB2 alloying layers Minimum, only 120 μm or so, transition zone is relatively large.The raising of strengthening layer microhardness mainly has both sides reason:One It is to swash the cold caused crystal grain of heat shock significantly to refine;Second is that the intermetallic compound of fabricated in situ and reinforced phase TiB2 in alloying layer Introducing.In addition, an important factor for " class enamel " ceramic on its surface is also hardness raising.When the hardening constituent TiB2 matter of introducing When amount score is 70%, friction factor has reached maximum, but still less than without Alloying Treatment magnesium alloy, pure TiB2 strengthening layers Friction factor it is minimum;With the increase of TiB2 contents, mass loss during abrasion first increases and then decreases, 70% when, is maximum, and pure TiB2 is strong The mass loss during abrasion for changing layer is minimum.It is formd in situ in strengthening layer between the metal that grain size is tiny, hardness is higher and is evenly distributed Compound, it is larger to the integral hardness contribution for improving strengthening layer, and the hardening constituent TiB2 with higher melt introduced is in laser It takes the lead in being precipitated during claddingization, " be inlayed " in matrix under the convection action in molten bath, these hardening constituents are in fretting wear Come off in journey by the effect of shear stress, accelerated wear test, so as to play negative effect to polishing machine, wear mechanism also by Adhesive wear is changed into based on abrasive wear.Compared with the magnesium alloy without intensive treatment, the friction of laser surface intensified layer Factor and mass loss during abrasion all show a degree of reduction, especially pure TiB2 strengthening layers, in high energy laser beam Under effect, ceramic is showed, does not occur apparent wear phenomenon substantially, therefore suitable TiB2 contents (such as 30%) are conducive to Improve the friction and wear behavior of magnesium alloy materials.

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1. a kind of laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers, prepare raw material and include:Basis material is dilute for As-extruded Mg-15Gd-3Y Native wrought magnesium alloy, chemical composition (mass fraction) be 15.26Gd, 2.11Y, remaining Mg, using Al-TiB2 composite granules as by force Change material, the wherein mass fraction of TiB2 is respectively 0,30%, 50%, 70% and 100%.
2. laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers according to claim 1, it is characterized in that laser melting coating Al/TiB2 is answered Close strengthening layer preparation process be:Composite granule ball milling 30min is uniformly mixed in nitrogen protection atmosphere, then utilizes quality The poly-vinyl alcohol solution that score is 5% is with being coated in the Mg alloy surface after sand paper milled processed, wind after alloying powder mixing Coating layer thickness control after dry is in 0.6mm or so, using LCY-400 types Nd:YAG pulse lasers melt Mg alloy surface Cover intensive treatment, Optimizing Process Parameters:Pulsewidth 0.8ms, frequency 45Hz, spot diameter 1.0mm, electric current 220A, sweep speed To prevent magnesium alloy substrate and composite granule from being aoxidized in laser cladding process, it is steady to employ double-deck micro-grid by 350mm/min Airflow atmosphere protection device.
3. laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers according to claim 1, it is characterized in that laser melting coating Al/TiB2 is answered Close strengthening layer detecting step be:The microcosmic of strengthening layer is observed and analyzed using 450 type scanning electron microscope (SEM) of FEI Quanta Tissue;It is taken using the microcosmic fine structure and compatibility, sample of JEM-2100 types high-resolution-ration transmission electric-lens (TEM) analysis strengthening layer From at and away from surface 20 μm layer depths parallel with surface, sample is ground to using ion milling after 50 μm with fine sandpaper;Utilize Xpert Pro MPD types X-ray diffractometers (XRD) survey the object phase of strengthening layer;It is strong that laser is measured using Micromet-3 type microhardnesses instrument Change the hardness distribution of layer through-thickness, added load is 0.5N, dwell time 15s;Friction and wear behavior test is using MMS- 1G type pin disk-type friction abrasion testers, friction disk material (quench, at 180 DEG C of lonneals for GCr15 steel through 850 DEG C of oil baths Manage, hardness 62HRC), flour milling is polished with 600# sand paper, acetone cleaning, friction rate is 4m/s, load 40N, is tested Time is 200s, is tested at room temperature.
4. laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers according to claim 1, it is characterized in that the laser melting coating Al/ TiB2 complex intensifying layers, when TiB2 mass fractions are less than 70%, the fine microstructures of laser melting coating strengthening layer are uniform, more than 70% When, there are block-like TiB2 hardening constituents in strengthening layer;The intermetallics such as high-temperature rigid phase Al2Gd, Al2Y of fabricated in situ Object size is evenly distributed in 100nm or so, and the hardening constituent TiB2 introduced is in Dispersed precipitate, and grain size is 200nm or so, part There is " chain-type " agglomeration, the laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers, aluminium element and base in composite granule The elements such as gadolinium, yttrium in body produce reaction in-situ, generate the intermetallic compounds such as high-temperature rigid phase Al2Gd and Al2Y, and The hardening constituent TiB2 introduced in cladding process does not decompose, good with the high-temperature-phase and matrix compatibility that are newly formed, but is distributed Feature and architectural difference are notable, the laser melting coating Al/TiB2 complex intensifying layers, compared with magnesium alloy substrate, strengthening layer Microhardness improves 4-6 times, and increasing with TiB2 contents, and the hardness of alloying layer is in increased trend;It is suitable TiB2 reinforced phases are conducive to improve the friction and wear behavior of magnesium alloy materials.
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