Composite filler metal refers to the traditional filler metal by adding a certain proportion of various forms of superalloy,carbon fiber and ceramic particles as reinforcement phase.Due to the addition of the reinforc...Composite filler metal refers to the traditional filler metal by adding a certain proportion of various forms of superalloy,carbon fiber and ceramic particles as reinforcement phase.Due to the addition of the reinforcement phase,the filler metal can have a suitable thermal expansion coefficient,which can effectively reduce the residual stress at the brazing joint caused by the different thermal expansion coefficients of the base metal and improve the comprehensive performance of the brazing joint.In recent years,with the progress of science and technology,the research on nanomaterials has been deepening,and nanomaterials are widely used in the modification of composite filler metals because of their special surface effect,small size effect,quantum size effect and macroscopic quantum tunneling effect.The modification performance of different composite solders by nanoparticles in recent years is reviewed,the advantages and disadvantages of nano-reinforced composite solders are analyzed,and the future research direction of composite solders is prospected.展开更多
The effects of filler metal （FM） composition on inclusions and inclusion defects for ER NiCrFe-7 weldments have been investigated and analyzed. Results show that as Al, Ti content in FM increases from 0.14 wt% Al, 0...The effects of filler metal （FM） composition on inclusions and inclusion defects for ER NiCrFe-7 weldments have been investigated and analyzed. Results show that as Al, Ti content in FM increases from 0.14 wt% Al, 0.30 wt% Ti to 0.42 wt% Al, 0.92 wt% Ti, the Al, Ti reduction will increase during welding. Inclusion defects （point-like defects named by welding workers） are prone to form in the high Al, Ti content weldments. Inclusion defects with Mg, Ca, Al, and Ti as major metallic elements have been found on the surface and interior of the weldments, as Al, Ti content in FM is over 0.29 wt% Al, 0.62 wt% Ti. Less -ri content in FM cannot prevent ductility-dip-cracking （DDC） through producing enough intragranular precipitates and lessening intergranular M23C6 precipitates. Nb can be used to replace Ti to reduce the sensitivity of the DDC in the NiCrFe-7 alloy weldments.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2021YFB3401101).
文摘Composite filler metal refers to the traditional filler metal by adding a certain proportion of various forms of superalloy,carbon fiber and ceramic particles as reinforcement phase.Due to the addition of the reinforcement phase,the filler metal can have a suitable thermal expansion coefficient,which can effectively reduce the residual stress at the brazing joint caused by the different thermal expansion coefficients of the base metal and improve the comprehensive performance of the brazing joint.In recent years,with the progress of science and technology,the research on nanomaterials has been deepening,and nanomaterials are widely used in the modification of composite filler metals because of their special surface effect,small size effect,quantum size effect and macroscopic quantum tunneling effect.The modification performance of different composite solders by nanoparticles in recent years is reviewed,the advantages and disadvantages of nano-reinforced composite solders are analyzed,and the future research direction of composite solders is prospected.
基金support from the key research program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.KGZD-EW-XXX-2)
文摘The effects of filler metal （FM） composition on inclusions and inclusion defects for ER NiCrFe-7 weldments have been investigated and analyzed. Results show that as Al, Ti content in FM increases from 0.14 wt% Al, 0.30 wt% Ti to 0.42 wt% Al, 0.92 wt% Ti, the Al, Ti reduction will increase during welding. Inclusion defects （point-like defects named by welding workers） are prone to form in the high Al, Ti content weldments. Inclusion defects with Mg, Ca, Al, and Ti as major metallic elements have been found on the surface and interior of the weldments, as Al, Ti content in FM is over 0.29 wt% Al, 0.62 wt% Ti. Less -ri content in FM cannot prevent ductility-dip-cracking （DDC） through producing enough intragranular precipitates and lessening intergranular M23C6 precipitates. Nb can be used to replace Ti to reduce the sensitivity of the DDC in the NiCrFe-7 alloy weldments.
