A short process without solution treatment was developed to manufacture Cu-2.3Fe-0.03 P alloy strips. After hot rolling-quenching and cold rolling with 80% reduction, the alloy exhibited excellent resistance to recrys...A short process without solution treatment was developed to manufacture Cu-2.3Fe-0.03 P alloy strips. After hot rolling-quenching and cold rolling with 80% reduction, the alloy exhibited excellent resistance to recrystallization softening. The hardness and electrical conductivity of Cu-Fe-P alloy under different thermomechanical treatments were measured by hardness tester and double bridge tester, respectively, and the microstructure of the alloy was examined by optical microscopy and transmission electron microscopy. The results show that the finished product of Cu-2.3Fe-0.03 P alloy was strengthened by work hardening, while the Fe precipitates with the size of about 25 nm stabilized the cold rolled structure. The conductivity decreased during cold rolling, especially for the pre-aged specimens, because the fine precipitates with the size smaller than 5 nm re-dissolved easily into the matrix. A Cu-Fe-P alloy with an electrical conductivity of 66% IACS and a hardness of HV 134 can be gained.展开更多
Cu−Fe alloys with different Fe contents were prepared by vacuum hot pressing.After hot rolling and aging treatment,the effects of Fe content on microstructure,mechanical properties and electrical conductivity of Cu−Fe...Cu−Fe alloys with different Fe contents were prepared by vacuum hot pressing.After hot rolling and aging treatment,the effects of Fe content on microstructure,mechanical properties and electrical conductivity of Cu−Fe alloys were studied.The results show that,when w(Fe)<60%,the dynamic recrystallization extent of both Cu phase and Fe phase increases.When w(Fe)≥60%,Cu phase is uniformly distributed into the Fe phase and the deformation of alloy is more uniform.With the increase of the Fe content,the tensile strength of Cu−5wt.%Fe alloy increases from 305 MPa to 736 MPa of Cu−70wt.%Fe alloy,the elongation decreases from 23%to 17%and the electrical conductivity decreases from 31%IACS to 19%IACS.These results provide a guidance for the composition and processing design of Cu−Fe alloys.展开更多
Cu-12% Fe （in weight） composite was prepared by casting, pretreating, and cold drawing. The microstructure was observed and Vickers hardness was measured for the composite at various drawing strains. Cu and Fe grain...Cu-12% Fe （in weight） composite was prepared by casting, pretreating, and cold drawing. The microstructure was observed and Vickers hardness was measured for the composite at various drawing strains. Cu and Fe grains could evolve into aligned filaments during the drawing process. X-ray diffraction （XRD） was used to analyze the orientation evolution during the drawing process. The axial direction of the filamentary structure has different preferred orientations from the radial directions. The strain of Fe grains linearly increases with an increase in the drawing strain up to 6.0, and deviates from the linear relation when the drawing strain is higher than 6.0. With an increase in the drawing strain, the microstructure scales of Fe filaments exponentially decrease. The density of the interface between Cu and Fe phases exponentially increases with an increase in the aspect ratio of Fe filaments. There is a similar Hall-Perch relationship between the hardness and Fe filament spacing. The refined microstructure from drawing deformation at drawing strains lower than 3.0 can induce a more significant hardening effect than that at drawing strains higher than 3.0.展开更多
基金Project supported by Central South University Postdoctoral Science FoundationProject(CSUZC2013019)supported by the Open Fund for the Precision Instruments of Central South University,ChinaProject(CSUZC201522)supported by the Open-End Fund for the Valuable and Precision Instruments of Central South University,China
文摘A short process without solution treatment was developed to manufacture Cu-2.3Fe-0.03 P alloy strips. After hot rolling-quenching and cold rolling with 80% reduction, the alloy exhibited excellent resistance to recrystallization softening. The hardness and electrical conductivity of Cu-Fe-P alloy under different thermomechanical treatments were measured by hardness tester and double bridge tester, respectively, and the microstructure of the alloy was examined by optical microscopy and transmission electron microscopy. The results show that the finished product of Cu-2.3Fe-0.03 P alloy was strengthened by work hardening, while the Fe precipitates with the size of about 25 nm stabilized the cold rolled structure. The conductivity decreased during cold rolling, especially for the pre-aged specimens, because the fine precipitates with the size smaller than 5 nm re-dissolved easily into the matrix. A Cu-Fe-P alloy with an electrical conductivity of 66% IACS and a hardness of HV 134 can be gained.
基金financial supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.51974375)Key Project of "Technology Innovation 2025",Ningbo,China(No.2018B10030)+2 种基金Technology Research Program of Shenzhen,China (No.JSGG20170824162647398)Project of State Key Laboratory of Powder Metallurgy,Central South University,ChinaYoung People Fund of Jiangxi province,China (No.2018BAB216005.
文摘Cu−Fe alloys with different Fe contents were prepared by vacuum hot pressing.After hot rolling and aging treatment,the effects of Fe content on microstructure,mechanical properties and electrical conductivity of Cu−Fe alloys were studied.The results show that,when w(Fe)<60%,the dynamic recrystallization extent of both Cu phase and Fe phase increases.When w(Fe)≥60%,Cu phase is uniformly distributed into the Fe phase and the deformation of alloy is more uniform.With the increase of the Fe content,the tensile strength of Cu−5wt.%Fe alloy increases from 305 MPa to 736 MPa of Cu−70wt.%Fe alloy,the elongation decreases from 23%to 17%and the electrical conductivity decreases from 31%IACS to 19%IACS.These results provide a guidance for the composition and processing design of Cu−Fe alloys.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Nos. 11202183 and 50671092）, the National Science ＆ Tech- nology Pillar Program during the Eleventh Five-Year Plan Period （No. 2009BAG12A09）, the National High Technology Research and Development Program （863） of China （No. 2011AAllA101）, and the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China （No. Y4100193）
文摘Cu-12% Fe （in weight） composite was prepared by casting, pretreating, and cold drawing. The microstructure was observed and Vickers hardness was measured for the composite at various drawing strains. Cu and Fe grains could evolve into aligned filaments during the drawing process. X-ray diffraction （XRD） was used to analyze the orientation evolution during the drawing process. The axial direction of the filamentary structure has different preferred orientations from the radial directions. The strain of Fe grains linearly increases with an increase in the drawing strain up to 6.0, and deviates from the linear relation when the drawing strain is higher than 6.0. With an increase in the drawing strain, the microstructure scales of Fe filaments exponentially decrease. The density of the interface between Cu and Fe phases exponentially increases with an increase in the aspect ratio of Fe filaments. There is a similar Hall-Perch relationship between the hardness and Fe filament spacing. The refined microstructure from drawing deformation at drawing strains lower than 3.0 can induce a more significant hardening effect than that at drawing strains higher than 3.0.
