Formation and growth behavior of intermetallic compound phases in the interfacial reaction of solid Fe / liquid Zn at 450?°C
Formation and growth behavior of intermetallic compound phases in the interfacial reaction of solid Fe / liquid Zn at 450?°C
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450℃固Fe/液Zn界面反应中金属间化合物相的形成和生长行为
DOI:
10.1016/j.jallcom.2021.161562
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Kainuma Ryosuke
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作者:
Han Kwangsik;Lee Inho;Ohnuma Ikuo;Kainuma Ryosuke
In the present study, the formation and growth behaviors of intermetallic compound (IMC) layers in the interfacial reaction of solid Fe and molten Zn during hot dipping at 450° C were investigated. In the early stage of the interfacial reaction, Γ-Fe 4 Zn 9, δ 1k-FeZn 7, and ζ-FeZn 13 phases were formed, among which the growth of the ζ layer was dominant. Columns of the δ 1p-Fe 13 Zn 126 phase were formed on the δ 1k/ζ interface at approximately 90 s, and the four IMC layers grew simultaneously until 600 s. Subsequently, a layer of the Γ 1-Fe 21.2 Zn 80.8 phase was formed along the Γ/δ 1k interface and started growing, after which all the equilibrium IMC phases of Γ/Γ 1/δ 1k/δ 1p/ζ grew competitively. The total thickness of the five IMC layers, d total, increased proportionally with the square root of the reaction time, t, ie, d total= d 0 t 0.5, which suggested that the growth of the entire IMC layers was controlled by the volume diffusion. However, the values of the time exponent, n, for the individual IMC layers differed depending on their microstructures and chemical concentrations, under equilibrium or nonequilibrium conditions. The formation of the multilayered columnar ζ phase can be attributed to the heterogeneous supersaturation of Fe in the liquid Zn near the columnar ζ/liquid Zn interface during the early stage of the interfacial reaction. The interdiffusion fluxes, J ̃ ϕ, of Fe and Zn in the ϕ phase (ϕ= Γ, δ 1k, and ζ) were estimated from the measured concentration profiles of each phase. This suggested that J ̃ ϕ caused the growth of each phase as well as the supersaturation of Fe near the interfacial boundaries, thereby resulting in considerable deviations from the equilibrium concentrations. In the later stage of the interfacial reaction, the interfacial concentrations gradually approached the equilibrium concentrations with decreasing J ̃ ϕ.