Laser alloying (LA) of the Nimonic93-Zn-SiB2-CeO2 mixed powders formed a first layer by the coaxialpowderfeedingon a TA1 titanium alloy substrate; then the mixture powders of FeCoCrAlCu-TiC was alloyed on this formed first layer also by the coaxialpowderfeeding to produce the high entropy alloys (HEAs) base layer, forming the composites. The nanocrystals and the graphene oxide sheets (Graphene oxide sheets, GOSs)/CNTs reinforced layer were formed on an second layer, also by mean of LA of FeCoCrAlCu-TiC-(GOSs/CNTs). Portions of the produced ultrafine particles (UPs) were able to disrupt the balanced state of the atoms, enhancing the free energy of the crystal boundaries of such composites; UPs should diffuse into every locations of a laser-pool (LP) with an extreme high temperature as soon as possible. Wear performance of such composites was significantly higher than that of TA1 under an action of multi-phase. Identification of synthetic UPs in such fabricated composites, more importantly an UPs effect, contributes theoretical/experimental basis to upgrade quality of the laser fabricated materials with multi-phase.
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