Experimental investigations on high temperature wear behavior of plasma sprayed cr3c2 and stellite coating on inconel 625
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Availability and high wear resistant properties of Inconel 625 find its
newlineapplications in the harsh working environments like marine and power plants.
newlineHigh tensile and oxidation resistance of this metal favors its use in the
newlineaerospace applications. Research has been carried erstwhile in Inconel metals
newlineto test its hardness and wear resistant properties. There is a room for
newlineimproving the physical properties of Inconel 625. Very limited research has
newlinebeen carried out to address this gap. The physical properties of Inconel 625
newlinecan be further enhanced by permanent deposition of materials over their
newlinesurface. The goal of this research work is to improve the physical properties
newlineof Inconel 625 by coating with chromium carbide (Cr3C2) and Stellite.
newlineThe present research objective is to develop two samples; the base
newlinemetal Inconel 625 plasma sprayed with Cr3C2 and Stellite and to study their
newlinewear resistant behavior under room temperature, 100°C, 200°C, 300°C and
newline400°C. The particle size of Cr3C2 and Stellite are 1.5 and#956;m respectively. The
newlinesamples are coated using the Atmospheric Plasma Spraying (APS) technique
newlinefollowing the ASTM C633 standard. Among various coating methods, APS is
newlinea low cost, simple, and flexible method which can produce high flame
newlinetemperatures (greater than 10,000 K) along with ultra-high cooling speed (10-5
newline- 10-7 K/s). In this method, the coating is developed in form of splats with
newlinegood mechanical adhesion with the underlying substrate. Plasma sprayed
newlinecoatings have been used in industrial or aerospace applications as a technique
newlineof enhancing the wear resistant performance of parts operating under harsh
newlineworking environments.
newlineThe coated samples are characterized by Scanning Electron
newlineMicroscopy (SEM) and Energy Dispersive Analysis (EDAX) analysis
newlinefollowing the ASTM E986-04.
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