Effects of the joining process on the microstructure and properties of liquid-phase-sintered SiC-SiC joints formed with Ti foil
Effects of the joining process on the microstructure and properties of liquid-phase-sintered SiC-SiC joints formed with Ti foil
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10.1016/j.jeurceramsoc.2020.07.072
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发表时间:
2021
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5.7
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Li-xiang Wu;Lin-lin Zhu;Wei‐Ming Guo;Shikuan Sun;Wen-Bin Niu;Jiaxiang Xue;Jiangtao Zhai;Hai-Bin Ma;Rui-Lin Lin-Rui-Lin-Lin-2036601997;Hua-Tay Lin;K. Plucknett;Y. Liao;Tong Liu;Q. Ren
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作者:
Li-xiang Wu;Lin-lin Zhu;Wei‐Ming Guo;Shikuan Sun;Wen-Bin Niu;Jiaxiang Xue;Jiangtao Zhai;Hai-Bin Ma;Rui-Lin Lin-Rui-Lin-Lin-2036601997;Hua-Tay Lin;K. Plucknett;Y. Liao;Tong Liu;Q. Ren
The joining of liquid-phase sintered SiC (LPS-SiC) ceramics was conducted using spark plasma sintering (SPS), through solid state diffusion bonding, with Ti-metal foil as a joining interlayer. Samples were joined at 1400 °C, under applied pressures of either 10 or 30 MPa, and with different atmospheres (argon, Ar, vs. vacuum). It was demonstrated that the shear strength of the joints increased with an increase in the applied joining pressure. The joining atmosphere also affected on both the microstructure and shear strength of the SiC joints. The composition and microstructure of the interlayer were examined to understand the mechanism. As a result, a SiC-SiC joining with a good mechanical performance could be achieved under an Ar environment, which in turn could provide a cost-effective approach and greatly widen the applications of SiC ceramic components with complex shape.