The invention belongs to the technical field of high-performance cutter coatings, and relates to a cross-scale bionic gradient
coating design method based on a multi-principal-element high-entropy
system, which comprises the following steps: sequentially forming a high-entropy
alloy plastic layer, a high-entropy
alloy / high-entropy
ceramic tough layer and a nanocrystalline high-entropy
ceramic superhard layer on the surface of a cutter matrix, and constructing a gradient transition structure; the method comprises the following steps: matching a high-entropy
alloy plastic layer with a tool matrix binding phase, optimizing a high-entropy alloy / high-entropy
ceramic tough layer material, improving interface
binding force, optimizing gradient transition design by adopting thermal-mechanical
coupling calculation, constructing an atomic model, simulating and optimizing a
microstructure based on
molecular dynamics, and establishing a finite
element model to simulate
thermal cycle and
mechanical load. The interface performance is optimized, a
mathematical model is constructed through a BP neural network and a
particle swarm optimization algorithm, and
gradual transition design of the tool base body and the
coating is achieved. The problems that the tool
coating interface is high in
brittleness, insufficient in adhesiveness, limited in
thermal stability and the like are solved, and the bonding performance of the coating interface and the stability and durability of the coated tool are improved.