Abstract
Steam turbine is one of the critical equipments in coal-fired power plants, steel P91 is a common material of its control valves. CoCr-based hardfacing on valve seats can resist long time exposure to water vapor with high temperature, thermal fatigue and solid particles erosion under high pressure. However, these hardfacing can crack and disbond during operation, which generates high risks for turbine systems and power plants. This article discussed the failure reasons of CoCr-based hardfacing, and introduced a method and practical experience of on-site repairing steam turbine valve seats with laser cladding NiCr coating.
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