Jet slurry erosion performance of composite clad and its characterization

In the present work, development of composite cladding consists of Cr23C6 (chromium carbide) as reinforcement particles 20 wt. % in Ni-based matrix 80 wt. % on austenitic stainless steel through exposure of microwave radiation has been carried out. The jet slurry erosion test was performed on microw...

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Published in:IOP conference series. Materials Science and Engineering 2016-09, Vol.149 (1), p.12059
Main Authors: B, Lohit R, Horakeri, Gururaj S, Bhovi, Prabakhar M
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Austenitic stainless steels
Chromium carbide
Composite Clad
Impact angle
Impingement
Jet Slurry Erosion
Microwave Cladding
Microwaves
Ni-based-Cr
Nickel
Photomicrographs
Slurries
Velocity
Weight loss
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Summary:In the present work, development of composite cladding consists of Cr23C6 (chromium carbide) as reinforcement particles 20 wt. % in Ni-based matrix 80 wt. % on austenitic stainless steel through exposure of microwave radiation has been carried out. The jet slurry erosion test was performed on microwave composite clad. The functional performance of composite clad has been evaluated for different parametric conditions like varying impingement velocity and impact angle. The increasing weight loss trend was observed with time for the first 30 min. after that the individual trend decreased; at high impingement velocity and maximum impact angle. SEM micrographs of eroded clad samples at various impact angle and impingement velocity were discussed. The maximum weight loss occurred at 90° angle and velocity of 60 m s, and minimum at 30° angle and velocity of 20 m s.
ISSN:1757-8981
1757-899X
DOI:10.1088/1757-899X/149/1/012059