To bring the excellent abrasion-resistant po- tential of carbide into full play,composites of cast tungsten carbide(CTC)grains based on mainly plate martensite and high Cr,W white cast iron are made on substrate of gr...To bring the excellent abrasion-resistant po- tential of carbide into full play,composites of cast tungsten carbide(CTC)grains based on mainly plate martensite and high Cr,W white cast iron are made on substrate of grey iron by cast-in-place hardfacing process.Results of high-stress two-body and three-body abrasion show that:(1) Base alloy microstructures have overwhelming dominating effects on abrasion resistances of the composites in two-body and especially three-body abrasion systems.(2)All composites have very ex- cellent abrasion-resistances which increase drasti- cally with the increase of CTC grain size.In case of the same CTC grain size,composite based on martensite white cast iron is much more wear-resistant than that based on mainly plate martensite although the volume fraction of CTC grains in the latter is considerably larger than that in the former.In three-body abrasion system,load has little effect on wear rate for composites based on martensite white cast iron,but wear rate of conventional wear-resistant materials increases linearly in a very steep slope as the nominal stress increases.展开更多
In order to simultaneously take the advantages of magnesium and aluminum alloys, AZ80/A1 composite rods were produced using non-equal channel lateral extrusion （NECLE） process at different temperatures. Scanning ele...In order to simultaneously take the advantages of magnesium and aluminum alloys, AZ80/A1 composite rods were produced using non-equal channel lateral extrusion （NECLE） process at different temperatures. Scanning electron microscope （SEM） and energy dispersive spectrometer （EDS） tests as well as the shear punch test were employed to study the quality and strength of the bond between the two alloys. It was found that the process temperature was an important factor affecting the level of interfacial bonding, such that increasing the temperature from 250 to 300℃ has improved the strength by 37% and the thickness of the bond between the layers by 4.5%. Moreover, this temperature rise reduced the maximum required forming load by 13%. However, the hardness tests showed that this increase in the process temperature resulted in 4% decrease in the hardness of the composite bar.展开更多
In this study,microstructure and mechanical behavior of two types of Mg-based bimetal plates with a high formability sleeve were systematically studied,with a great emphasis on the effect of the interface characterist...In this study,microstructure and mechanical behavior of two types of Mg-based bimetal plates with a high formability sleeve were systematically studied,with a great emphasis on the effect of the interface characteristic and the sleeve fraction on the plasticity of composite plates.The rule of mixtures(ROM)for elongation was also addressed.The results show that when there is no or thin diffusion layer with thickness of about 3μm,Mg-based bimetal plates have a good plasticity with elongation of about 19-24%,and the ROM predicted elongations are very close to the experimental ones.In contrast,with a diffusion layer about 95-155μm thick,Mg-based bimetal plates exhibit a poor plasticity with elongation of about 11-17%,and the experimental elongations largely deviate from the ROM predictions.The plasticity of Mg-based bimetal plates increases with increasing sleeve fraction.This study provides new insights on the plastic deformation of Mg-based bimetal composites with a high formability sleeve.展开更多
文摘To bring the excellent abrasion-resistant po- tential of carbide into full play,composites of cast tungsten carbide(CTC)grains based on mainly plate martensite and high Cr,W white cast iron are made on substrate of grey iron by cast-in-place hardfacing process.Results of high-stress two-body and three-body abrasion show that:(1) Base alloy microstructures have overwhelming dominating effects on abrasion resistances of the composites in two-body and especially three-body abrasion systems.(2)All composites have very ex- cellent abrasion-resistances which increase drasti- cally with the increase of CTC grain size.In case of the same CTC grain size,composite based on martensite white cast iron is much more wear-resistant than that based on mainly plate martensite although the volume fraction of CTC grains in the latter is considerably larger than that in the former.In three-body abrasion system,load has little effect on wear rate for composites based on martensite white cast iron,but wear rate of conventional wear-resistant materials increases linearly in a very steep slope as the nominal stress increases.
文摘In order to simultaneously take the advantages of magnesium and aluminum alloys, AZ80/A1 composite rods were produced using non-equal channel lateral extrusion （NECLE） process at different temperatures. Scanning electron microscope （SEM） and energy dispersive spectrometer （EDS） tests as well as the shear punch test were employed to study the quality and strength of the bond between the two alloys. It was found that the process temperature was an important factor affecting the level of interfacial bonding, such that increasing the temperature from 250 to 300℃ has improved the strength by 37% and the thickness of the bond between the layers by 4.5%. Moreover, this temperature rise reduced the maximum required forming load by 13%. However, the hardness tests showed that this increase in the process temperature resulted in 4% decrease in the hardness of the composite bar.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (No.2022YFB3708400)the Guangdong Major Project of Basic and Applied Basic Research (No.2020B0301030006)+3 种基金the Guangdong Academy of Science Fund (No.2020GDASYL-20200101001,2021GDASYL-20210102002,2021GDASYL-20210103103)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos.51905111 and 12002092)the Youth Talent Support Programme of Guangdong Provincial Association for Science and Technology (No.SKXRC202301)the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province (Nos.2021A1515011730 and 2019A1515012096).
文摘In this study,microstructure and mechanical behavior of two types of Mg-based bimetal plates with a high formability sleeve were systematically studied,with a great emphasis on the effect of the interface characteristic and the sleeve fraction on the plasticity of composite plates.The rule of mixtures(ROM)for elongation was also addressed.The results show that when there is no or thin diffusion layer with thickness of about 3μm,Mg-based bimetal plates have a good plasticity with elongation of about 19-24%,and the ROM predicted elongations are very close to the experimental ones.In contrast,with a diffusion layer about 95-155μm thick,Mg-based bimetal plates exhibit a poor plasticity with elongation of about 11-17%,and the experimental elongations largely deviate from the ROM predictions.The plasticity of Mg-based bimetal plates increases with increasing sleeve fraction.This study provides new insights on the plastic deformation of Mg-based bimetal composites with a high formability sleeve.
