Luhai Liao , Shengjie Zhou , Yifan Cheng , Fengguang Li , Shang Dai , Muhammad Abubaker Khan , He Zhang
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Microstructure characteristics and high-temperature properties of AlCoCrFeNi high entropy alloy coating on TC4 alloy prepared by laser cladding
This investigation utilized laser cladding to fabricate an AlCoCrFeNi high-entropy alloy (HEA) coating on Ti-6Al-4V alloy substrates, examining its oxidation and wear resistance at elevated temperatures. The coating exhibited a gradient microstructure comprising planar, columnar, and equiaxed grains, predominantly consisting of BCC1 (AlNi2Ti-type) and BCC2 (Fe-Cr-type) phases, with a minor fraction of FCC phases. The equiaxed regions featured a nanostructured eutectic composition and element segregation, with a hardness ranging from 650 to 740 HV0.5, significantly surpassing that of the TC4 substrate. At 600 °C, the coating demonstrated remarkable wear resistance, with a friction coefficient of 0.32 and wear volume loss amounting to only one-sixth that of TC4. The study further elucidated that the oxidation behavior of the coating varied between 600 °C and 800 °C: although both temperatures maintained a parabolic oxidation kinetics, forming a dense Cr2O3/Al2O3 oxide layer, the sequence of oxide formation reversed with temperature, with Cr/Fe oxides initiating at the eutectic regions at 600 °C, and Al/Cr oxides forming preferentially on the cellular grains at 800 °C, driven by thermodynamic and kinetic competition. These findings underscore the exceptional stability of HEA coatings in high-temperature environments, offering critical insights for designing coatings resilient to high-temperature oxidation
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