The role of interfacial reaction on the dynamic mechanical response in graphene nano-flake/Ti composites
The role of interfacial reaction on the dynamic mechanical response in graphene nano-flake/Ti composites
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10.1016/j.carbon.2019.06.073
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2019-11
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10.9
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X. Mu;H. Cai;H.M. Zhang;Q. Fan;X.W. Cheng;F.C. Wang;Z.H. Zhang;Y. Ge;S. Chang;Y.N. Liu;L. Liu;H. Duan
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作者:
X. Mu;H. Cai;H.M. Zhang;Q. Fan;X.W. Cheng;F.C. Wang;Z.H. Zhang;Y. Ge;S. Chang;Y.N. Liu;L. Liu;H. Duan
For the purpose of relating microscopic interface characteristics to macroscopic dynamic properties in carbon/metal nano-composites, the graphene nano-flakes (GNFs)/Ti composites were fabricated by spark plasma sintering (SPS) and subsequent 723K, 923K, 23K and 1323K hot-rolling. The dynamic properties (∼3000s−1) and interface failure processes were investigated by introducing Spilt Hopkinson Pressure Bar (SHPB) and stop-ring technology. A superior strength without losing ductility was realized by 1123K as-rolled GNFs/Ti composite. Observations provide new insights into the unique and effective load transfer process of interfacial TiC nano-layer on partially reacted GNFs, which appears to be responsible for the extraordinary dynamic property.