The present study focuses on fabrication of Fe-Cr-Ti alloy HVOF coating with varying Cr and Ti content and investing the impact of Cr and Ti content on mechanical and corrosion properties. Mechanical performance metrics, including adhesion pull-off strength, and corrosion characteristics, were compared. 10 weight percent of chromium was found to enhance the hardness, adhesion pull off strength, and fracture toughness by 22 %, 23 %, and 17 %, respectively. On the other hand, the addition of 10 weight % titanium increased the hardness, adhesion pull off strength and fracture toughness by 59%, 7% and 50% respectively. Considering all the performance factor for the alloying element content up to 10 weight %, it is concluded that titanium appears to be more important than chromium in terms of mechanical properties and Cr appears to be more important in term of corrosion

Published in Evergreen, Volume 12, Issue 02. Citation formats available via DOI link.