The invention discloses a preparation technology for an in-situ synthesis
tungsten carbide particle reinforced composite wear-resisting layer on a
metal plate
surface layer, which comprises the following steps of: carrying out surface
rust removal to a
metal plate which needs to be subjected to
surface layer reinforcement; then, carrying out
surface layer recarburization
processing on the steel plate;
coating metal tungsten powder on the surface of the steel plate; then,
coating one layer of heat-insulation
coating on the surface of the steel plate coated with the metal
tungsten powder; quickly melting the steel plate surface layer by a high-frequency sensor; after the surface layer is solidified, removing the coating layer on the surface layer of the plate material; and finally, obtaining the in-situ synthesis
tungsten carbide particle reinforced
alloy steel plate material. The
alloy steel plate material not only keeps the metal
toughness and plastics characteristics of steel plate base material metal but also has higher abrasion resistance. The thickness of the WC (Wolfram
Carbide) composite layer can be 1-2mm, and the
hardness HRC (Rockwell
hardness) is 56-60. The
alloy steel plate material has the performances that the
alloy steel plate material can deform and can be welded and the like, and the
alloy steel plate material can be directly curled, deformed,
cut and punched and can be processed by other
machining links like the steel plate to be processed into various
engineering components (such as pipelines and the like). The in-situ synthesis
tungsten carbide particle reinforced composite wear-resisting layer has the advantages of low cost and the like and is easy to industrially produce on a large scale.