Coating Toughness Estimation through a Laser Shock Testing in Ni-Cr-B-Si-C Coatings

G. Rolland; C. Cossange; A. Andrieu; M. Blat-Yrieix; Pierre Sallamand; M. Duband; C. Blanc; P. Aubry; Fabien Rouillard; Thorsten Marlaud

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.941.1886

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Coating Toughness Estimation through a Laser Shock Testing in Ni-Cr-B-Si-C Coatings

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In the nuclear field, efforts are made to find substitutes to cobalt hardfacing alloys since these alloys have a principal drawback, the transmutation from stable ⁵⁹Co to ⁶⁰Co under neutron irradiation. In case of wear, fragments could be deposed on the surface of primary circuit and thus contaminate it, causing a real issue for deconstruction.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 941)

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1886-1891

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.941.1886

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December 2018

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G. Rolland, C. Cossange, A. Andrieu, M. Blat-Yrieix, Pierre Sallamand, M. Duband, C. Blanc, P. Aubry, Fabien Rouillard, Thorsten Marlaud

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Hardfacing Coatings, Laser Processing, PTA Processing, Toughness

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