Study on microstructure evolution and strengthening mechanism of CuFeNiCoSi biphase high-entropy alloy by co-alloying of high melting point elements Mo and Nb
Kaitian Mei , Changyuan Jia , Guan Liu , Wangqing Wu (吴旺青)
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Abstract
CuFeNiCoSiMoxNb(1-x) high entropy alloy coating (x = 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1) was successfully prepared on P20 substrate by the laser cladding technology. The effects of x changes on microstructure, hardness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance of the coating were systematically studied. The results show that Nb tends to partition into the BCC phase, while Mo tends to partition into the FCC phase. CuFeNiCoSi coating has FCC + BCC biphase structure. When Nb element is added alone, the coating is composed of BCC + Laves phase, which is mainly precipitation strengthening and solid solution strengthening. When Mo element is added alone, the coating is composed of FCC + BCC+σ phase, and the strengthening mechanism is the same as that when Nb element is added alone. When Mo and Nb elements are added at the same time, the coating is composed of FCC + BCC + Laves phase, and the strengthening mechanism is mainly precipitation strengthening, solid solution strengthening and fine crystal strengthening. When x = 0.25, the grain size of the coating is the smallest, and the fine crystal strengthening effect is the strongest. With the increase of x, the hardness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance of the coating first increased and then decreased. When x = 0.25, the performance of the coating is the best.
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