A Ti(Al,Si)3 diffusion coating was prepared on γ-TiAl alloy by cold sprayed Al?20Si alloy coating, followed by a heat-treatment. The isothermal and cyclic oxidation tests were conducted at 900 °C for 1000 h and ...A Ti(Al,Si)3 diffusion coating was prepared on γ-TiAl alloy by cold sprayed Al?20Si alloy coating, followed by a heat-treatment. The isothermal and cyclic oxidation tests were conducted at 900 °C for 1000 h and 120 cycles to check the oxidation resistance of the coating. The microstructure and phase transformation of the coating before and after the oxidation were studied by SEM, XRD and EPMA. The results indicate that the diffusion coating shows good oxidation resistance. The mass gain of the diffusion coating is only a quarter of that of bare alloy. After oxidation, the diffusion coating is degraded into three layers: an inner TiAl2 layer, a two-phase intermediate layer composed of a Ti(Al,Si)3 matrix and Si-rich precipitates, and a porous layer because of the inter-diffusion between the coating and substrate.展开更多
In order to understand the evolution of oxygen-rich layer (ORL) on titanium alloys, the near α titanium alloy TA15 and α+β type titanium alloy TC4 were thermally exposed in air at 850 °C to evaluate the effect...In order to understand the evolution of oxygen-rich layer (ORL) on titanium alloys, the near α titanium alloy TA15 and α+β type titanium alloy TC4 were thermally exposed in air at 850 °C to evaluate the effect of α phase content on formation and evolution of ORL, and the stability and diffusion of oxygen in α- and β-Ti were investigated by first principles calculations to reveal the oxygen diffusion rate. TA15 with more α phases has a higher diffusion coefficient of ORL evolution than TC4, resulting in forming thicker ORL on TA15 under the same thermal exposure condition. The first principles calculations indicate that octahedral interstice of α-Ti is the most stable site for oxygen atom. The nearest neighbor diffusion between octahedral interstices along the [0001] direction in α-Ti presenting the lowest activation energy is the most favorable oxygen diffusion mechanism in α- and β-Ti.展开更多
As titanium alloy is chemically reactive,it is very difficult to join by conventional welding techniques.Titanium alloys can easily pick up nitrogen and oxygen from the atmosphere.In the fusion welding method,brittle ...As titanium alloy is chemically reactive,it is very difficult to join by conventional welding techniques.Titanium alloys can easily pick up nitrogen and oxygen from the atmosphere.In the fusion welding method,brittle intermetallic compounds are formed when joining titanium alloy and stainless steel,which decrease the mechanical behavior of the couples.Hence,for joining of titanium alloy,diffusion bonding is recommended.This work dealt with the measurement of feasible process parameters for diffusion bonding of Ti-6Al-4V and AISI 304 stainless steel with silver as an intermediate layer.The quality of the bonds was confirmed by the lap shear test and microstructural analysis.With the experimental results obtained,diffusion bonding windows were constructed and this will act as reference maps to identify the process parameters for obtaining defect free bond.Bonding was successful in the temperature range of 750-800 °C.Maximum lap shear strength was achieved under a bonding pressure of 5 MPa and holding time of 90 min.展开更多
The oxidation behavior and mechanism of a porous Ni?Cr?Al?Fe alloy in the temperature range from850to1000°Cwere investigated by optical microscopy,scanning electron microscopy(SEM)and energy dispersive spectrosco...The oxidation behavior and mechanism of a porous Ni?Cr?Al?Fe alloy in the temperature range from850to1000°Cwere investigated by optical microscopy,scanning electron microscopy(SEM)and energy dispersive spectroscopy(EDS),X-raydiffraction(XRD)analyses and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy(XPS).The results show that the oxidation kinetics at950and1000°C of this porous alloy is pseudo-parabolic type.Complex layers composed of external Cr2O3/NiCr2O4and internalα-Al2O3areformed on the surface of the oxidized porous alloys.γ?phases favor the formation of NiO/Cr2O3/NiCr2O4during the initial oxidation.Many fast diffusion paths contribute to the development of the oxide layers.The decrease of the open porosity and the permeabilitywith exposure time extending and temperature increasing can be controlled within a certain range.展开更多
The effects of postweld heat treatment on the microstructure and metallurgical properties of a bronze–carbon steel(st37)explosively bonded interface were studied.Explosive welding was done under 1.5-and 2-mm standoff...The effects of postweld heat treatment on the microstructure and metallurgical properties of a bronze–carbon steel(st37)explosively bonded interface were studied.Explosive welding was done under 1.5-and 2-mm standoff distances and different conditions of explosive charge.Samples were postweld heat treated for 4 and 16 h in the furnace at 250°C and 500°C and then air cooled.Laboratory studies using optical microscopy,scanning electron microscopy,and microhardness testing were used to evaluate the welded samples.Microstructural examinations showed that by increasing the standoff distance and the explosive charge,the interface of bronze to steel became wavier.The microhardness test result showed that the hardness of the samples was higher near the joint interface compared with other areas because of the intensive plastic deformation,which was caused by the explosion force.The results show that increasing the heat treatment temperature and time caused the intermetallic compounds’layer thickness to increase,and,because of the higher diffusion of copper and tin,the iron amount in the intermetallic compounds decreased.Also,because of the increase in heat treatment temperature and time,internal stresses were released,and the interface hardness decreased.展开更多
A diffusive titanium nitride layers were produced on AZ91 D magnesium alloy by a hybrid method which combines the titanium coating physical vapor deposition(PVD) with subsequent nitriding. The layers are composed of...A diffusive titanium nitride layers were produced on AZ91 D magnesium alloy by a hybrid method which combines the titanium coating physical vapor deposition(PVD) with subsequent nitriding. The layers are composed of a thin surface zone of titanium nitrides and oxides, an intermediate titanium zone and Ti-Al-Mg type diffusive zone. Since the layers improve the corrosion resistance, the best corrosion resistance is obtained when the layers are produced on aluminum base sub-layer by oxynitriding.展开更多
Dissimilar joints(DSJs)of ferrous and non-ferrous metals have huge technological importance in the frontiers of newdesigns in new machineries and improved design of conventional systems.This investigation was undertak...Dissimilar joints(DSJs)of ferrous and non-ferrous metals have huge technological importance in the frontiers of newdesigns in new machineries and improved design of conventional systems.This investigation was undertaken to improve mechanicalproperties of joints of two dissimilar metals:one is Ti-based and the other is Fe-based.DSJs were processed using bonding pressurefrom1to9MPa in step of2MPa at750°C for60min.Properties of the DSJs of these two metals using different mechanisms andmethods were compared with the present research for verification.Experimental results from the diffusion bonding mechanism forjoining the dissimilar metals validated the improvement in properties.Superior mechanical properties of dissimilar-metals joints wereachieved mainly due to the third non-ferrous metallic foil,Ni of^200-?m thickness,which avoided the formation of brittleFe-Ti-based intermetallics in the diffusion zone.DSJs processed are able to achieve maximum strength of^560MPa along withsubstantial ductility of^11.9%,which is the best ever reported in the literatures so far.Work hardening effect was detected in theDSJs when the bonding was processed at5MPa and above.Bulging ratio of the non-ferrous metal(Ti-based)was much higher thanthat of the ferrous metal(SS)of the DSJs processed.SEM analysis was carried out to know the details of reaction zone,while XRDwas carried out to support the SEM results.Reasons for change in mechanical,physical,and fracture properties of the DSJs with theprocess parameter variations were clarified.展开更多
基金Project(50971127)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘A Ti(Al,Si)3 diffusion coating was prepared on γ-TiAl alloy by cold sprayed Al?20Si alloy coating, followed by a heat-treatment. The isothermal and cyclic oxidation tests were conducted at 900 °C for 1000 h and 120 cycles to check the oxidation resistance of the coating. The microstructure and phase transformation of the coating before and after the oxidation were studied by SEM, XRD and EPMA. The results indicate that the diffusion coating shows good oxidation resistance. The mass gain of the diffusion coating is only a quarter of that of bare alloy. After oxidation, the diffusion coating is degraded into three layers: an inner TiAl2 layer, a two-phase intermediate layer composed of a Ti(Al,Si)3 matrix and Si-rich precipitates, and a porous layer because of the inter-diffusion between the coating and substrate.
基金Project(51701128) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘In order to understand the evolution of oxygen-rich layer (ORL) on titanium alloys, the near α titanium alloy TA15 and α+β type titanium alloy TC4 were thermally exposed in air at 850 °C to evaluate the effect of α phase content on formation and evolution of ORL, and the stability and diffusion of oxygen in α- and β-Ti were investigated by first principles calculations to reveal the oxygen diffusion rate. TA15 with more α phases has a higher diffusion coefficient of ORL evolution than TC4, resulting in forming thicker ORL on TA15 under the same thermal exposure condition. The first principles calculations indicate that octahedral interstice of α-Ti is the most stable site for oxygen atom. The nearest neighbor diffusion between octahedral interstices along the [0001] direction in α-Ti presenting the lowest activation energy is the most favorable oxygen diffusion mechanism in α- and β-Ti.
基金All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE),New Delhi,India,for the financial support rendered under the Grant No:8023/ RID/RID/RPS-76/2010-11
文摘As titanium alloy is chemically reactive,it is very difficult to join by conventional welding techniques.Titanium alloys can easily pick up nitrogen and oxygen from the atmosphere.In the fusion welding method,brittle intermetallic compounds are formed when joining titanium alloy and stainless steel,which decrease the mechanical behavior of the couples.Hence,for joining of titanium alloy,diffusion bonding is recommended.This work dealt with the measurement of feasible process parameters for diffusion bonding of Ti-6Al-4V and AISI 304 stainless steel with silver as an intermediate layer.The quality of the bonds was confirmed by the lap shear test and microstructural analysis.With the experimental results obtained,diffusion bonding windows were constructed and this will act as reference maps to identify the process parameters for obtaining defect free bond.Bonding was successful in the temperature range of 750-800 °C.Maximum lap shear strength was achieved under a bonding pressure of 5 MPa and holding time of 90 min.
基金Project(51134003)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘The oxidation behavior and mechanism of a porous Ni?Cr?Al?Fe alloy in the temperature range from850to1000°Cwere investigated by optical microscopy,scanning electron microscopy(SEM)and energy dispersive spectroscopy(EDS),X-raydiffraction(XRD)analyses and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy(XPS).The results show that the oxidation kinetics at950and1000°C of this porous alloy is pseudo-parabolic type.Complex layers composed of external Cr2O3/NiCr2O4and internalα-Al2O3areformed on the surface of the oxidized porous alloys.γ?phases favor the formation of NiO/Cr2O3/NiCr2O4during the initial oxidation.Many fast diffusion paths contribute to the development of the oxide layers.The decrease of the open porosity and the permeabilitywith exposure time extending and temperature increasing can be controlled within a certain range.
文摘The effects of postweld heat treatment on the microstructure and metallurgical properties of a bronze–carbon steel(st37)explosively bonded interface were studied.Explosive welding was done under 1.5-and 2-mm standoff distances and different conditions of explosive charge.Samples were postweld heat treated for 4 and 16 h in the furnace at 250°C and 500°C and then air cooled.Laboratory studies using optical microscopy,scanning electron microscopy,and microhardness testing were used to evaluate the welded samples.Microstructural examinations showed that by increasing the standoff distance and the explosive charge,the interface of bronze to steel became wavier.The microhardness test result showed that the hardness of the samples was higher near the joint interface compared with other areas because of the intensive plastic deformation,which was caused by the explosion force.The results show that increasing the heat treatment temperature and time caused the intermetallic compounds’layer thickness to increase,and,because of the higher diffusion of copper and tin,the iron amount in the intermetallic compounds decreased.Also,because of the increase in heat treatment temperature and time,internal stresses were released,and the interface hardness decreased.
基金Project(N N507 5898 38)supported by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education and the National Science Center,Poland
文摘A diffusive titanium nitride layers were produced on AZ91 D magnesium alloy by a hybrid method which combines the titanium coating physical vapor deposition(PVD) with subsequent nitriding. The layers are composed of a thin surface zone of titanium nitrides and oxides, an intermediate titanium zone and Ti-Al-Mg type diffusive zone. Since the layers improve the corrosion resistance, the best corrosion resistance is obtained when the layers are produced on aluminum base sub-layer by oxynitriding.
文摘Dissimilar joints(DSJs)of ferrous and non-ferrous metals have huge technological importance in the frontiers of newdesigns in new machineries and improved design of conventional systems.This investigation was undertaken to improve mechanicalproperties of joints of two dissimilar metals:one is Ti-based and the other is Fe-based.DSJs were processed using bonding pressurefrom1to9MPa in step of2MPa at750°C for60min.Properties of the DSJs of these two metals using different mechanisms andmethods were compared with the present research for verification.Experimental results from the diffusion bonding mechanism forjoining the dissimilar metals validated the improvement in properties.Superior mechanical properties of dissimilar-metals joints wereachieved mainly due to the third non-ferrous metallic foil,Ni of^200-?m thickness,which avoided the formation of brittleFe-Ti-based intermetallics in the diffusion zone.DSJs processed are able to achieve maximum strength of^560MPa along withsubstantial ductility of^11.9%,which is the best ever reported in the literatures so far.Work hardening effect was detected in theDSJs when the bonding was processed at5MPa and above.Bulging ratio of the non-ferrous metal(Ti-based)was much higher thanthat of the ferrous metal(SS)of the DSJs processed.SEM analysis was carried out to know the details of reaction zone,while XRDwas carried out to support the SEM results.Reasons for change in mechanical,physical,and fracture properties of the DSJs with theprocess parameter variations were clarified.