摘要
A novel method of liquid metallic film(LMF)bonding was developed to join titanium zirconium molybdenum alloy(TZM)and Nb-Zr alloy with a Ni interlayer.Using this method,a Ni-Zr liquid phase was formed by the eutectic reaction and then squeezed out from the gap due to a transient pressure,leaving an LMF.It not only achieved a reliable metallurgical bonding but also served as a transition layer between TZM and Nb-Zr alloy to reduce the mismatch between them thus further improving its performance.The bonding mechanism of the TZM and Nb-Zr system was discussed based on theoretical calculation and high-resolution microscopy analysis.The advantages of this method were established by comparing the microstructure and mechanical properties of LMF bonded joints with that of traditional contact-reaction brazing and direct diffusion bonding.Additionally,the feasibility of the LMF bonding method was also demonstrated by the reliable joining of other high-temperature and immiscible systems.
基金
financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51875400)
the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada(NSERC)Discovery grant(RGPIN-2017-05187)
the China Scholarship Council(CSC)。