Nanocrystalline NiCrC alloy powders with a qualified particle size distribution for thermal spraying were synthesized using the cryogenic ball milling （cryomilling） method. The morphology, microstructure, size distr...Nanocrystalline NiCrC alloy powders with a qualified particle size distribution for thermal spraying were synthesized using the cryogenic ball milling （cryomilling） method. The morphology, microstructure, size distribution, and phase transformation of the powders were characterized by scanning electron microscopy （SEM）, laser scattering for particle size analysis, X-ray diffraction （XRD）, and transmission electron microscopy （TEM）. After cryomilling for 20 h, the average grain size of the as-milled powders approached a constant value of 30 nm by XRD measurement. The average particle size slightly increased from 17.5 to 20.3 μm during the 20-h milling. About 90vol% of the powders satisfied the requirement for thermal spraying with the particle dimension of 10-50 μm, and most of the powders exhibited spherical morphology, which were expected to have good fluidity during thermal spraying. The Cr2O3 phase formed during the cryornilling process as revealed in the XRD spectra, which was expected to enhance the thermal stability of the as-milled powders during the followed thermal spraying or other heat treatment.展开更多
The rheological behaviors of feedstocks for powder extrusion molding, in the temperature range of 40～80 ℃ and the Newton shear rate of 3～800 s -1 , were studied. The effects of feedstock constitution, shear rate an...The rheological behaviors of feedstocks for powder extrusion molding, in the temperature range of 40～80 ℃ and the Newton shear rate of 3～800 s -1 , were studied. The effects of feedstock constitution, shear rate and temperature on apparent viscosity, shear stress and active energy were investigated. The viscose flow active energy of PEM feedstocks is 15.89～90.77 kJ/mol. Based on this research, the PEM technical parameters have optimized. [展开更多
The most widely used metal additive manufacturing processes utilize powder that is spread or fed onto a building platform. Although there are reviews of the literature on some aspects of the powder, many aspects have ...The most widely used metal additive manufacturing processes utilize powder that is spread or fed onto a building platform. Although there are reviews of the literature on some aspects of the powder, many aspects have been under-reviewed or unreviewed. The present work is a review of the literature on these aspects. Articles published in the open literature through the end of February 2022 were collected by consulting highly regarded relevant bibliographic databases, such as Google Scholar and Science Direct. The aspects reviewed were emerging methods of powder production, methods used to improve the quality of a powder after production by a well-established method, influence of variables of well-established powder production methods on powder properties, influence of powder production method on powder properties, and influence of powder reuse on properties of powders of a wide collection of alloys. One key finding was that with regard to powder reuse, the only consistent finding is that it leads to increase in the oxygen content of the powder. Another key finding was that the literature on the aspects of the literature reviewed herein contains many shortcomings and gaps, which suggest potential areas for future research, such as techniques for optimization of process variables for a given combination of metal powder and powder production method and development of methods for production of powders of new/emerging metallic materials.展开更多
Viscosity of a polyethylene glycol polymethyl methacrylate (PEG PMMA) binder and PEG PMMA/Fe 2Ni feedstock in powder injection molding was measured and calculated. A logarithmic additivity between viscosity of the bin...Viscosity of a polyethylene glycol polymethyl methacrylate (PEG PMMA) binder and PEG PMMA/Fe 2Ni feedstock in powder injection molding was measured and calculated. A logarithmic additivity between viscosity of the binder and that of its constituents was found. Other factors, such as temperature, powder loads, content and type of surface active agents and those of polymers, in relation to rheological properties of feedstock were discussed as well. The results showed that with increasing viscosity of surface active agent, polymer melt index or temperature, the feedstock viscosity decreased while higher polymer content and powder loading would lead to additional feedstock viscosity. The relationship mentioned above is expressed and effectively explained why the change rate of feedstock viscosity will slow down with the increase of shear rate.展开更多
Ni-Cr based nanostructured feedstock powder was prepared by mechanical milling technique involving repeated welding, fracturing, and re-welding of powder particles in a planetary ball mill. The milled nanocrystalline ...Ni-Cr based nanostructured feedstock powder was prepared by mechanical milling technique involving repeated welding, fracturing, and re-welding of powder particles in a planetary ball mill. The milled nanocrystalline powders were used to coat carbon steel tubes using high velocity oxygen fuel（HVOF） thermal spraying process. The characterization of the feedstock powder and HVOF coated substrates was performed using optical microscope, X-ray diffractometer（XRD）, scanning electron microscope（SEM）, high resolution transmission electron microscope（HR-TEM）, energy dispersive spectrometer（EDS） and microhardness tests. The coated and uncoated samples were subjected to different thermal cycles and characterized for their phase changes, metallurgical changes and microhardness variations. Ni-Cr nanostructured coated samples exhibited higher mechanical and metallurgical properties compared to their conventionally coated counter parts. The results showed that the nanostructured coating possessed a more uniform and denser microstructure than the conventional coating.展开更多
基金supported by the National High-Tech Research and Development Program of China (No.2002AA331080)
文摘Nanocrystalline NiCrC alloy powders with a qualified particle size distribution for thermal spraying were synthesized using the cryogenic ball milling （cryomilling） method. The morphology, microstructure, size distribution, and phase transformation of the powders were characterized by scanning electron microscopy （SEM）, laser scattering for particle size analysis, X-ray diffraction （XRD）, and transmission electron microscopy （TEM）. After cryomilling for 20 h, the average grain size of the as-milled powders approached a constant value of 30 nm by XRD measurement. The average particle size slightly increased from 17.5 to 20.3 μm during the 20-h milling. About 90vol% of the powders satisfied the requirement for thermal spraying with the particle dimension of 10-50 μm, and most of the powders exhibited spherical morphology, which were expected to have good fluidity during thermal spraying. The Cr2O3 phase formed during the cryornilling process as revealed in the XRD spectra, which was expected to enhance the thermal stability of the as-milled powders during the followed thermal spraying or other heat treatment.
文摘The rheological behaviors of feedstocks for powder extrusion molding, in the temperature range of 40～80 ℃ and the Newton shear rate of 3～800 s -1 , were studied. The effects of feedstock constitution, shear rate and temperature on apparent viscosity, shear stress and active energy were investigated. The viscose flow active energy of PEM feedstocks is 15.89～90.77 kJ/mol. Based on this research, the PEM technical parameters have optimized. [
文摘The most widely used metal additive manufacturing processes utilize powder that is spread or fed onto a building platform. Although there are reviews of the literature on some aspects of the powder, many aspects have been under-reviewed or unreviewed. The present work is a review of the literature on these aspects. Articles published in the open literature through the end of February 2022 were collected by consulting highly regarded relevant bibliographic databases, such as Google Scholar and Science Direct. The aspects reviewed were emerging methods of powder production, methods used to improve the quality of a powder after production by a well-established method, influence of variables of well-established powder production methods on powder properties, influence of powder production method on powder properties, and influence of powder reuse on properties of powders of a wide collection of alloys. One key finding was that with regard to powder reuse, the only consistent finding is that it leads to increase in the oxygen content of the powder. Another key finding was that the literature on the aspects of the literature reviewed herein contains many shortcomings and gaps, which suggest potential areas for future research, such as techniques for optimization of process variables for a given combination of metal powder and powder production method and development of methods for production of powders of new/emerging metallic materials.
文摘Viscosity of a polyethylene glycol polymethyl methacrylate (PEG PMMA) binder and PEG PMMA/Fe 2Ni feedstock in powder injection molding was measured and calculated. A logarithmic additivity between viscosity of the binder and that of its constituents was found. Other factors, such as temperature, powder loads, content and type of surface active agents and those of polymers, in relation to rheological properties of feedstock were discussed as well. The results showed that with increasing viscosity of surface active agent, polymer melt index or temperature, the feedstock viscosity decreased while higher polymer content and powder loading would lead to additional feedstock viscosity. The relationship mentioned above is expressed and effectively explained why the change rate of feedstock viscosity will slow down with the increase of shear rate.
基金supported and funded from consultancy project of Bharath Heavy Electricals Limited, Tiruchirappalli,India
文摘Ni-Cr based nanostructured feedstock powder was prepared by mechanical milling technique involving repeated welding, fracturing, and re-welding of powder particles in a planetary ball mill. The milled nanocrystalline powders were used to coat carbon steel tubes using high velocity oxygen fuel（HVOF） thermal spraying process. The characterization of the feedstock powder and HVOF coated substrates was performed using optical microscope, X-ray diffractometer（XRD）, scanning electron microscope（SEM）, high resolution transmission electron microscope（HR-TEM）, energy dispersive spectrometer（EDS） and microhardness tests. The coated and uncoated samples were subjected to different thermal cycles and characterized for their phase changes, metallurgical changes and microhardness variations. Ni-Cr nanostructured coated samples exhibited higher mechanical and metallurgical properties compared to their conventionally coated counter parts. The results showed that the nanostructured coating possessed a more uniform and denser microstructure than the conventional coating.
