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Volume 19, Issue 4
  • ISSN: 1872-2105
  • E-ISSN: 2212-4020

Abstract

Background

Thermal spray coatings have emerged as a pivotal technology in materials engineering, primarily for augmenting the characteristics related to wear and tribology of metallic substrates.

Methods

This study aims to develop into applying High-Velocity Oxygen Fuel (HVOF) thermal-sprayed WC-Co nanocoatings on Titanium Grade-5 alloy (Ti64). The coating process, utilizing nano-sized WC-Co powder, undergoes systematic optimization of HVOF parameters, encompassing the flow rate of carrier gas, powder feed rate, and nozzle distance. Experimental assessments Pin-on-Disc (PoD) tests encompass Loss of Wear (WL), Friction Coefficient (CoF), and Frictional Force (FF). Later, an exhaustive optimization of responses is conducted using the Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to the Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) method and the golden jack optimization algorithm (GJOA).

Results

Outcomes show a substantial increase in WL, CoF, and FF with a rise in the carrier gas and powder feed rate. However, with increasing spraying distance of powder, the WL, CoF, and FF tend to lower due to higher bonding, which leads to increased wear resistance. The ideal parametric settings achieved from TOPSIS and GJOA are 245 mm of spray distance, 30 gpm rate of powder feed, and 11 lpm of carrier gas flow rate. The powder feed rate contributes 88.99% to the control action, as seen from ANOVA.

Conclusion

The confirmation experiment presents that the WL, CoF, and FF output responses are 42.33, 27.97, and 9.38% less than the mean of experimental data. These results highlight the HVOF process in spraying WC-Co nanocoatings to fortify the durability and performance of Ti64 alloy that can be patented for diverse engineering applications.

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Enhancing Tribological Characteristics of Titanium Grade-5 Alloy through HVOF Thermal-Sprayed WC-Co Nano Coatings by TOPSIS and Golden Jack Optimization Algorithm
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Keyword(s): golden jack optimization algorithm; HVOF coating; Pin-on-Disc; Ti64 alloy; TOPSIS; WC-Co nanopowder

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