EFFECT OF COMPOSITION AND MILLING TIME ON THE SYNTHESIS OF NANOSTRUCTURED Ni-Cu ALLOYS BY MECHANICAL ALLOYING METHOD
EFFECT OF COMPOSITION AND MILLING TIME ON THE SYNTHESIS OF NANOSTRUCTURED Ni-Cu ALLOYS BY MECHANICAL ALLOYING METHOD
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成分和球磨时间对机械合金化法合成纳米结构Ni-Cu合金的影响
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2013
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A. Sadighzadeh
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作者:
A. Karimbeigi;A. Zakeri;A. Sadighzadeh
Ni-Cu alloys generally exhibit good resistance to corrosion and stress corrosion cracking in a variety of environments, which depending on the copper content, have excellent ductility, moderate strength and high toughness [1]. These alloys are commonly fabricated in bulk by melting processes. However, by the use of mechanical alloying (MA) process, a nanostructured powder product can be produced with a low cost [2]. Mechanical alloying, a solid-state powder processing technique, was developed in the 1970’s to produce oxide-dispersion strengthened nickeland iron-base alloys [3]. More recently, it is well known that MA of elemental mixtures can generate equilibrium and non-equilibrium structures. In this process, the grinding components transfer a great amount of energy to the powder by welding and fracture cycles, giving a high chemical homogeneity to the processed material [4]. In the last two decades, it has been shown that nanostructured materials can be synthesized by MA. In this research, Ni-Cu solid solution alloy powders with a wide compositional range are synthesized by MA, and the evolutions of structural characteristics with the milling time are reported and discussed. 2. EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE