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Effect of Lap Ratio and Secondary Cladding on Laser Cladding Graphite/Copper Self-lubricating Composite
Author of the article:MIAO Zheyu1, GAO Yimin1, WANG Yiran1, FAN Yilei1, QI Yunfei2, GAO Shangjun2, YAO Hongqiang2
Author's Workplace:1. State Key Laboratory for Mechanical Behavior of Materials, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi’an 710049, China; 2. China Railway Baoji Bridge Group Co., Ltd., Baoji 721006, China
Key Words:copper-graphite self-lubricating composite; laser cladding; lap ratio; secondary cladding
Abstract:

In order to improve the smoothness of the cladding layer of graphite/copper self-lubricating material, the effect of laser cladding lap ratio on the smoothness of the cladding layer and the improvement effect of secondary remelting treatment on the cladding layer were investigated. The results show that the laser lap ratio of 75% is not suitable for the actual processing parameters. When the lap ratio of laser cladding is 50% or 25%, continuous dense cladding layer can be obtained. When the lap ratio of 50% is suitable for a single cladding with large thickness, continuous dense cladding layer of a certain thickness can be produced at one time. The lap ratio of 25% is suitable for multiple laser cladding to produce a continuous dense cladding layer with smaller thickness but better relative flatness, which is convenient to bond the subsequent cladding material and avoid the influence of the thickness difference of cladding material in different parts on the cladding layer. The secondary remelting treatment can effectively reduce the height drop of the cladding layer.