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Effect of WC Particle Size on the Abrasive Wear of Thermally Sprayed WC-Co Coatings
Four types of WC-Co powders with different WC particle sizes are sprayed to produce WC-Co coatings with a Jet-Kote gun using a gas mixture of C 2 H 2 -30% C 3 H 6 and pure propylene as fuel gases. The carbide size in sprayed high velocity oxy-fuel (HVOF) WC-Co coatings is measured from the microstru...
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| description | Four types of WC-Co powders with different WC particle sizes are sprayed to produce WC-Co coatings with a Jet-Kote gun using a gas mixture of C
2
H
2
-30% C
3
H
6
and pure propylene as fuel gases. The carbide size in sprayed high velocity oxy-fuel (HVOF) WC-Co coatings is measured from the microstructure. The abrasive wear of the coatings is characterized using a Suga abrasive wear tester. The abrasive wear mechanism of thermally sprayed WC-Co is discussed. The relationship between the relative wear of WC-Co coatings and carbide sizes is established according to the strength theory on hard alloy. The correlation with experimental data proves that the relative abrasive wear of WC-Co coating is proportional to square root of relative carbide size. |
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