Solid-liquid interface and growth rate range of Al2O3-based eutectic in situ composites grown by laser floating zone melting
Solid-liquid interface and growth rate range of Al2O3-based eutectic in situ composites grown by laser floating zone melting
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激光浮区熔化生长Al2O3基共晶原位复合材料的固液界面及生长速率范围
DOI:
10.1016/j.jallcom.2015.12.045
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发表时间:
2016
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通讯作者:
Yang Wenchao
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作者:
Ren Qun;Su Haijun;Zhang Jun;Yao Bin;Ma Weidan;Liu Lin;Fu Hengzhi;Huang Taiwen;Guo Min;Yang Wenchao
Directionally solidified Al2O3/Er3Al5O12(EAG) eutecticin situcomposites are prepared by laser floating zone melting (LFZM) to investigate the solid–liquid interface characteristic and growth rate range under non-equilibrium solidification conditions. The solid–liquid (S–L) interface isin situobtained by rapidly quenching, and its microstructure morphology and primary phase based on different eutectic compositions are analyzed. In stable growth zone, the composite presents typically “Chinese script” (CS) irregular eutectic structure consisting of interpenetrated Al2O3and EAG phases, but in quenched region the regular eutectic lamellae and CS structure are coexisted. Primary Al2O3phase in hypoeutectic composition is found both inS–Linterface front and quenched region. Different from the stable growth zone, in quenched region as the solidification rate increases, the eutectic lamellae spacing does not show obvious decrease. The minimum eutectic lamellae spacing is refined to about 200 nm when the solidification rate is increased up to 100 μm/s. On the basis, according to the Jackson-Hunt (J-H) model, the maximum solidification rate in quenched region is calculated to be smaller than 1.26 × 103μm/s, and the undercooling degree is 4.15 K.