Method for continuous laser impacting micro particles to be melt-injected through injecting force formed by laser impacting work
A technology of micro-particles and laser shock, which is applied in the coating process of metal materials, coatings, etc., can solve problems such as constraints and difficulty in achieving micro-particle melting and injection, and achieve strong adaptability
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[0038] The material to be modified is an aluminum-silicon coating on the surface of a nickel-based superalloy (its melting point is about 1420°C), the binder is sodium chloride (its melting point is 891°C, its boiling point is 1413°C), and the fine particles to be melted are average Cerium oxide with a particle size of 1 μm (its melting point is 2397°C, when the particle size exceeds 100nm, its melting point basically does not decrease with the decrease of the particle size), the thickness of the composite pre-layer is 0.5mm; fiber laser is used in the melting process, The laser process parameters are 450W power, 1250mm / min scanning speed, 0.8mm spot diameter, and zero defocus; the constrained layer is covered with a coated quartz glass constrained layer on the composite preset layer.
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