Microstructural and failure characteristics of metal-lntermetallic layered sheet composites
Microstructural and failure characteristics of metal-lntermetallic layered sheet composites
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10.1007/bf02663908
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1995-03
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D. Alman;J. Rawers;J. Hawk
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作者:
D. Alman;J. Rawers;J. Hawk
A processing technique for the fabrication of layered metal-intermetallic composites is presented, in which a self-propagating, high-temperature synthesis reaction (SHS) was initiated at the interface between dissimilar elemental metal foils. The resultant composite microstructure consisted of a fully dense, well-bonded metal-intermetallic layered composite. In this United States Bureau of Mines study, metal (Fe, Ni, or Ti) foils were reacted with Al foils to produce metal-metal aluminide layered composites. Tensile tests conducted at room temperature revealed that composites could be designed to behave in a high-strength and high-toughness manner by altering the thicknesses of the starting elemental foils. Failure characteristics revealed that the processes that govern ductilevsbrittle behavior of the composites occur early in the fracture.