Laser cladding with coaxial powder feeding is one of the new ponent to improve performance of its surface. In the process, processes applied to produce well bonding coating on the com- the clad material is transported...Laser cladding with coaxial powder feeding is one of the new ponent to improve performance of its surface. In the process, processes applied to produce well bonding coating on the com- the clad material is transported by the carrying gas through the coaxial nozzle, generating gas-powder flow. The powder feeding process in the coaxial laser cladding has important influence on the clad qualities. A 3D numerical model was developed to study the powder stream structure of a coaxial feeding nozzle. The predicted powder stream structure was well agreed with the experimental one. The validated model was used to explore the collision behavior of particles in the coaxial nozzle, as well as powder concentration distribution. It was found that the par- ticle diameter and restitution coefficient greatly affect the velocity vector at outlet of nozzle due to the collisions, as well as the powder stream convergence characteristics below the nozzle. The results indicated a practical approach to optimize the powder stream for the coaxial laser cladding.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11272316 and 11272317)a project funded by the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions(PAPD)
文摘Laser cladding with coaxial powder feeding is one of the new ponent to improve performance of its surface. In the process, processes applied to produce well bonding coating on the com- the clad material is transported by the carrying gas through the coaxial nozzle, generating gas-powder flow. The powder feeding process in the coaxial laser cladding has important influence on the clad qualities. A 3D numerical model was developed to study the powder stream structure of a coaxial feeding nozzle. The predicted powder stream structure was well agreed with the experimental one. The validated model was used to explore the collision behavior of particles in the coaxial nozzle, as well as powder concentration distribution. It was found that the par- ticle diameter and restitution coefficient greatly affect the velocity vector at outlet of nozzle due to the collisions, as well as the powder stream convergence characteristics below the nozzle. The results indicated a practical approach to optimize the powder stream for the coaxial laser cladding.
