In situ self-generated graphene on the surface of ductile iron components induced by laser compounding
A ductile iron, in-situ self-generating technology, used in laser welding equipment, manufacturing tools, welding equipment, etc., to achieve the effect of simple method, reduced wear amount, and reduced temperature gradient
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[0032] The ductile iron component is an automobile brake disc, and the base material is QT500. The specific implementation steps are as follows:
[0033] A) Clean the QT500 ductile iron automobile brake disc sample, and clean and dry the surface, use 30μm thick black paint and 3mm thick water as the absorption layer and the constraint layer respectively.
[0034] B) Using a Nd:YAG nanosecond pulsed laser with a pulse frequency of 10Hz, a laser energy of 1.5J, and a spot diameter of 2mm, a Gaussian beam is used to prepare a bionic shape of a circular pit on the surface of the brake disc, along the diameter of the brake disc. , the distance between the centers of two adjacent circular pits is 2 mm, and the rotation angle around the axis is 15 。 , use the computer control system to set the feed path of the five-axis CNC motion platform, and perform laser shot peening on the surface of the brake disc to prepare the bionic shape of the circular pit, and induce dislocation prolifera...
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