Inter-diffusion of elements between the tool and the workpiece during theturning of aluminum bronze using high-speed steel and cemented carbide tools have been studied. Thetool wear samples were prepared by using M2 h...Inter-diffusion of elements between the tool and the workpiece during theturning of aluminum bronze using high-speed steel and cemented carbide tools have been studied. Thetool wear samples were prepared by using M2 high-speed steel and YW1 cemented carbide tools to turna novel high strength, wear-resistance aluminum bronze without coolant and lubricant. Adhesion ofworkpiece materials was found on all tools' surface. The diffusion couples made of tool materialsand aluminum bronze were prepared to simulate the inter-diffusion during the machining. The resultsobtained from tool wear samples were compared with those obtained from diffusion couples. Stronginter-diffusion between the tool materials and the aluminum bronze was observed in all samples. Itis concluded mat diffusion plays a significant role in the tool wear mechanism.展开更多
The reaction between high purity nickel (99.999%) and high purity tin (99.999%) was investigated in the temperature range of 232℃ - 330℃, at short periods of annealing (1 - 60 s). The reaction kinetic was studied us...The reaction between high purity nickel (99.999%) and high purity tin (99.999%) was investigated in the temperature range of 232℃ - 330℃, at short periods of annealing (1 - 60 s). The reaction kinetic was studied using cross-sectional scanning electron microscope (SEM) images. The intermetallic compound (IMC) growth was analyzed using the empirical power law and a time dependence in the range of 0.26 to 0.33 was found. The morphology of the IMC was investigated by SEM in the temperature range of 235℃ - 290℃, at annealing periods of 10 s, 30 s, and 60 s by selectively etching away the remaining elementary tin. The exposed IMC displays a change in morphology with increasing annealing temperature, demonstrating that the growth velocity of certain crystallographic orientations of the IMC is strongly influenced by the annealing temperature. Additionally, coarsening and crumbling of the IMC grains is observed, and will be discussed with respect to the responsible mechanisms.展开更多
γ’+β Binary-phase Ni-Al coatings were prepared on second-generation single-crystal superalloy Rene N5(N5) substrates by electron beam physical vapor deposition.Inter-diffusion behavior between coatings and substrat...γ’+β Binary-phase Ni-Al coatings were prepared on second-generation single-crystal superalloy Rene N5(N5) substrates by electron beam physical vapor deposition.Inter-diffusion behavior between coatings and substrates at 1100℃ and its effects on microstructure stability of the substrates were investigated.A 3-μm-thick substrate diffusion zone(SDZ) layer forms beneath the coating/substrate interface after 5-h heat treatment.The SDZ layer is composed of γ’-Ni_(3) Al phases and needle-like precipitates growing along(100)(110) or(100) <■> direction.After100-h annealing,the thickness of the SDZ layer increases to~17 μm,much lower than that of the single β-NiAl-coated substrate,while keeping single-crystal microstructure.展开更多
基金This work was financially supported by National Nature Science Foundation of China (No.50075026)and Education Ministry of China (No.[2000]65)and research funding from Guangdong Provincial High Education Department (Thousand, Hundred Ten Project).]
文摘Inter-diffusion of elements between the tool and the workpiece during theturning of aluminum bronze using high-speed steel and cemented carbide tools have been studied. Thetool wear samples were prepared by using M2 high-speed steel and YW1 cemented carbide tools to turna novel high strength, wear-resistance aluminum bronze without coolant and lubricant. Adhesion ofworkpiece materials was found on all tools' surface. The diffusion couples made of tool materialsand aluminum bronze were prepared to simulate the inter-diffusion during the machining. The resultsobtained from tool wear samples were compared with those obtained from diffusion couples. Stronginter-diffusion between the tool materials and the aluminum bronze was observed in all samples. Itis concluded mat diffusion plays a significant role in the tool wear mechanism.
文摘The reaction between high purity nickel (99.999%) and high purity tin (99.999%) was investigated in the temperature range of 232℃ - 330℃, at short periods of annealing (1 - 60 s). The reaction kinetic was studied using cross-sectional scanning electron microscope (SEM) images. The intermetallic compound (IMC) growth was analyzed using the empirical power law and a time dependence in the range of 0.26 to 0.33 was found. The morphology of the IMC was investigated by SEM in the temperature range of 235℃ - 290℃, at annealing periods of 10 s, 30 s, and 60 s by selectively etching away the remaining elementary tin. The exposed IMC displays a change in morphology with increasing annealing temperature, demonstrating that the growth velocity of certain crystallographic orientations of the IMC is strongly influenced by the annealing temperature. Additionally, coarsening and crumbling of the IMC grains is observed, and will be discussed with respect to the responsible mechanisms.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51590894,51425102 and 51231001)。
文摘γ’+β Binary-phase Ni-Al coatings were prepared on second-generation single-crystal superalloy Rene N5(N5) substrates by electron beam physical vapor deposition.Inter-diffusion behavior between coatings and substrates at 1100℃ and its effects on microstructure stability of the substrates were investigated.A 3-μm-thick substrate diffusion zone(SDZ) layer forms beneath the coating/substrate interface after 5-h heat treatment.The SDZ layer is composed of γ’-Ni_(3) Al phases and needle-like precipitates growing along(100)(110) or(100) <■> direction.After100-h annealing,the thickness of the SDZ layer increases to~17 μm,much lower than that of the single β-NiAl-coated substrate,while keeping single-crystal microstructure.
