<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>The paper presents results of the research focused on the characterization of two types of coatings – WC–FeCrAl and WC–WB–Co. The properties of the WC–FeCrAl coating (Co and Ni free) were compared against the WC–WB–Co coating to see if it could be used as an environmentally more suitable substitute for conventional Co and Ni containing powders. The coatings were applied by HVOF technology. The influence of thermal cyclic stress on the hardness, adhesion of coatings and their corrosion resistance was determined. A change in the phase composition of coatings after thermal cyclic loading was also determined.</p></abstract>

The paper presents results of the research focused on the characterization of two types of coatings – WC–FeCrAl and WC–WB–Co. The properties of the WC–FeCrAl coating (Co and Ni free) were compared against the WC–WB–Co coating to see if it could be used as an environmentally more suitable substitute for conventional Co and Ni containing powders. The coatings were applied by HVOF technology. The influence of thermal cyclic stress on the hardness, adhesion of coatings and their corrosion resistance was determined. A change in the phase composition of coatings after thermal cyclic loading was also determined.

Characterization of selected properties of WC–WB–Co and WC–FeCrAl coatings applied by HVOF technology

Department of Mechanical Technology and Materials

KOM – Corrosion and Material Protection Journal

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The paper presents results of the research focused on the characterization of two types of coatings – WC–FeCrAl and WC–WB–Co. The properties of the WC–FeCrAl...

Characterization of selected properties of WC–WB–Co and WC–FeCrAl coatings applied by HVOF technology

Online veröffentlicht: 24. Jan. 2020

Seitenbereich: 167 - 173

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/kom-2019-0022

© 2019 Brezinová J. et al., published by Sciendo

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