This invention provides a
remanufacturing repair method that utilizes the synergistic effect of multiple
laser beams to generate a high-entropy effect in situ. When repairing the surface of a damaged TiAl
alloy blade,
laser A is first used to preheat the TiAl
alloy along the repair direction, melting it to form a
molten pool D rich in Ti and Al elements. Next,
laser B is used to heat and melt a mixed
powder of Mo, Nb, and Ta delivered by a laser cladding head, forming a
molten pool E rich in Mo, Nb, and Ta elements. As laser B advances along the repair direction, molten pools D and E merge to form a
molten pool F rich in Mo, Nb, Ta, Ti, and Al elements. Then, laser C is used to helically oscillate along a preset path to heat molten
pool F and achieve a stirring effect, ensuring a uniform distribution of the five elements (Mo, Nb, Ta, Ti, and Al) within the molten
pool, thereby enhancing the high-entropy effect after element mixing. Finally, after molten
pool F cools, a MoNbTaTiAl high-entropy
alloy coating is formed on the TiAl
alloy surface. This method achieves high-quality repair of TiAl alloy blade surfaces by generating a high-entropy effect in situ through the interaction of added and base elements.