A simulation methodology has been developed and experimentally validated, including a simplified three-dimensional finite-element heat transfer model of the laser surface cladding/alloying process. Cladding/alloying of a nickel-based superalloy powder on grey cast iron substrate has been studied. By introducing and estimating a power scaling factor, it has been shown that the model is capable for prediction of the penetration depth into the substrate, heat-affected zone size and dilution ratio at various laser powers, based on a single laser cladding/alloying experiment to deliver the model input and data for comparison.
Methodology for prediction of laser power and penetration depth in surface cladding/alloying / Belov, I., Ahmadkhaniha, D., Zanella, C., Matsushita, T.. - In: HIGH TEMPERATURES-HIGH PRESSURES. - ISSN 0018-1544. - 54:2(2025), pp. 129-150. [10.32908/hthp.v54.1923]
Methodology for prediction of laser power and penetration depth in surface cladding/alloying
Zanella C.;
2025-01-01
Abstract
A simulation methodology has been developed and experimentally validated, including a simplified three-dimensional finite-element heat transfer model of the laser surface cladding/alloying process. Cladding/alloying of a nickel-based superalloy powder on grey cast iron substrate has been studied. By introducing and estimating a power scaling factor, it has been shown that the model is capable for prediction of the penetration depth into the substrate, heat-affected zone size and dilution ratio at various laser powers, based on a single laser cladding/alloying experiment to deliver the model input and data for comparison.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione



