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Модифицирование газотермических покрытий воздействием излучения со 2-лазера

Модифицирование газотермических покрытий воздействием излучения со 2-лазера

Abstract

Представлены результаты исследований по установлению зависимости пористости газотермических покрытий от параметров лазерного излучения. На первом этапе решения задачи на основании аналитических зависимостей описано воздействие лазерного излучения на поверхностные слои газотермического покрытия. При этом учитывается его несплошность, вызванная наличием открытых и закрытых пор. Показано, что для уменьшения пористости покрытия под воздействием лазерного излучения необходимо создавать на поверхности покрытия температуру в интервале «температура плавления температура кипения». Вызванное повышением интенсивности излучения увеличение температуры выше указанного диапазона приводит к испарению поверхностных слоёв покрытия вплоть до его полного удаления в зоне термического воздействия. На втором этапе проводились экспериментальные исследования: предварительно напылённые газотермические покрытия двух типов обрабатывались лазером. Исследовались покрытия на основе металлических (ПН 85-Ю-15) и неметаллических (Al 2O 3) компонентов. Изменения пористости оценивались количественно с помощью разработанной в среде Visual Studio 2008 программы обработки изображений, путём попиксельного сравнения микроструктуры площадей, занимаемых порами и материалом покрытия. Установлено, что воздействие лазерным излучением приводит к снижению средней пористости газотермических покрытий. Пористость покрытия на основе сплава ПН 85-Ю-15 снижается с 17 % в исходном состоянии до 5-8 % после лазерной обработки. Соответствующие показатели для керамического покрытия Al 2O 3 24,5 % и 15-18 %.

The research results on determining the dependence of gas-thermal coating porosity on the laser radiation parameters are presented. At the first stage of solving the problem, on the basis of the analytical relationships, laser impact on the surface layers of the gas-thermal coating is described. Here, its discontinuity caused by the occurrence of open and closed pores is recognized. It is shown that for reducing the coating porosity under the laser impact, the coating surface temperature is to be set in the range of “fusion point-boiling point”. A temperature rise above this range caused by the radiation intensity increase leads to evaporation of surface coating layers through its complete removal in the heat effected zone. At the second stage, field research is conducted: pre-sprayed gas-thermal coatings of two types are processed by laser. The coatings based on the metallic (PN-85-U-15) and non-metallic (Al 2O 3) components are studied. The porosity modification is evaluated quantitatively using the image processing program developed in Visual Studio 2008 by pixel comparison of microstructure of the area occupied by pores and the coating material. It is established that the laser impact leads to decreasing in the average porosity of the gas-thermal coatings. Porosity of the coating based on the PN-85-U-15 alloy decreases from 17 % at the initial state to 5-8 % after the laser treatment. The corresponding figures for the ceramic coating Al 2O 3 are 24.5 % and 15-18 %.

Keywords

ЛАЗЕРНОЕ ИЗЛУЧЕНИЕ,LASER RADIATION,ГАЗОТЕРМИЧЕСКОЕ ПОКРЫТИЕ,GAS-THERMAL COATING,ПОРИСТОСТЬ ГАЗОТЕРМИЧЕСКОГО ПОКРЫТИЯ,POROSITY OF GAS-THERMAL COATING

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