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Analysis of in situ Reaction and Pressureless Infiltration Process in Fabricating TiC/Mg Composites 被引量:5
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作者 Qun DONG, Liqing CHEN, Mingjiu ZHAO and Jing BIInstitute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenyang 110016, China 《Journal of Materials Science & Technology》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2004年第1期3-7,共5页
An innovative processing route, in situ reaction combined with pressureless infiltration, was adopted to fabricate magnesium matrix composites, where the reinforcement TiC formed in situ from elemental Ti and C powder... An innovative processing route, in situ reaction combined with pressureless infiltration, was adopted to fabricate magnesium matrix composites, where the reinforcement TiC formed in situ from elemental Ti and C powders and molten Mg spontaneously infiltrated the preform of Ti and C. The influences of primarily elemental particle sizes, synthesizing temperature, holding time etc on in situ reactive infiltration for Mg-Ti-C system were systematically investigated in order to explore the mechanism of this process. In fabricating TiC/Mg composites, Mg can not only spontaneously infiltrate the preform of reinforcement and thus densify the as fabricated composites as matrix metal, but also it can accelerate the in situ reaction process and lower the synthesizing temperature of Ti and C as well. In situ reaction of Ti and C and Mg infiltration processes are essentially overlapping and interacting during fabrication of TiC/Mg composites. The mechanism proposed in this paper can be used to explain the formation and morphologies of the reinforcement phase TiC. 展开更多
关键词 Magnesium matrix composite in situ reactive infiltration Titanium carbide MECHANISM
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Influence of B4C particle size on microstructure and damping capacities of(B_(4)C+Ti)/Mg composites 被引量:5
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作者 YAO Yan-tao CHEN Li-qing WANG Wen-guang 《Journal of Central South University》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2021年第3期648-656,共9页
To study the influence of B4C particle size on the microstructure and damping capacities of(B_(4)C+Ti)/Mg composites,in situ reactive infiltration technique was utilized to prepare Mg-matrix composites.The microstruct... To study the influence of B4C particle size on the microstructure and damping capacities of(B_(4)C+Ti)/Mg composites,in situ reactive infiltration technique was utilized to prepare Mg-matrix composites.The microstructure,produced phases and damping capacities of the composites prepared with different particle size of B4C were characterized and analyzed.The results show that the reaction between B4C and Ti tends to be more complete when finer B_(4)C particle was used to prepare the composites.But the microstructure of the as-prepared composites is more homogenous when B4C and Ti have similar particle size.The strain-dependent damping capacities of(B_(4)C+Ti)/Mg composites improve gradually with the increase of strain amplitude,and composites prepared with coarser B4C particles tend to have higher damping capacities.The temperature-dependent damping capacities improve with increasing the measuring temperatures,and the kind of damping capacities of the composites prepared with 5mm B4C are inferior to those of coarser particles.The dominant damping mechanism for the strain-damping capacity is dislocation damping and plastic zone damping,while that for the temperature-damping capacity is interface damping or grain boundary damping. 展开更多
关键词 Mg-matrix composites in situ reactive infiltration particle size MICROSTRUCTURE damping capacity mechanism
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