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- Title
Tribo-corrosion behavior and mechanism of Ni-WC laser-clad coating in mineralizing solution.
- Authors
Wang, Qin-Ying; Liu, Li-Yang; Zhang, Xing-Shou; Xi, Yu-Chen; Dong, Li-Jin; Bai, Shu-Lin
- Abstract
Laser cladding technology is an efficient method for repairing downhole drilling tools. The microstructural evolution and tribo-corrosion mechanism of Ni-WC laser-clad coating were investigated. The microstructural results indicate that the Ni-WC laser-clad coating is mainly composed of γ-Ni, WC, W2C, MxCy (M = W, Ni, Cr, Fe, Mo), M23C6 (M = W, Ni, Cr, Fe, Mo), and eutectic phases (CrC / MoC). Cl− exacerbates the corrosion of MxCy layer around WC particles by penetrating cracks, which further causes the shedding of the MxCy layer during wear. During tribo-corrosion, the Ni-WC laser-clad coating's open-circuit potential shifts negatively with increasing loads. Meanwhile, Ecorr shifted negatively and Icorr gradually increased, indicating more severe corrosion promoted by wear. The wear rate of coating is higher under open-circuit potential compared to that under pure mechanical wear, and mechanical wear is predominant in tribo-corrosion.
- Subjects
OPEN-circuit voltage; MECHANICAL wear; TRIBO-corrosion; SURFACE coatings; LASERS; FRETTING corrosion
- Publication
Journal of Materials Science, 2025, Vol 60, Issue 7, p3408
- ISSN
0022-2461
- Publication type
Academic Journal
- DOI
10.1007/s10853-025-10644-9