Effect of ZTA volume fractions on the microstructure and properties of ZTAp/high manganese steel composites

Xue, Da; Jia, Yuanwei; Zhang, Xiaozu; Jiang, Yehua; Sui, Yudong

doi:10.1088/2053-1591/aafbf2

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“…Combined Figure 3(a and b), the rise speed of the ZTA/Fe composites is lower than that of the Cr15 standard samples due to the ‘protective effect’ of the ZTA ceramics. The ZTA ceramic with high hardness can resist the cutting and impacting force during the three-body abrasive wear [38]. The mass loss variations of the ZTA/Fe composites and the Cr15 standard samples with the abrasive size are shown in Figure 3.…”

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Interfacial bonding and abrasive wear behaviours of the iron matrix composites

Liu

Shi

et al. 2022

Materials Science and Technology

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Ceramic particles reinforced iron matrix composites attract considerable interest in the industrial engineering field due to the ceramic's excellent fatigue and wear resistance. ZTA ceramic particle has been regarded as an ideal reinforcement phase. In this study, three-body abrasive wear behaviours and the mechanism of the ZTA/Fe composites and high chromium white cast iron Cr15 standard samples were investigated. The wear resistance of the ZTA/Fe composite was superior to the Cr15 standard sample under SiO2 abrasives. The extruded ZTA could protect the matrix surrounding ZTA ceramic particles. However, ZTA ceramic particles were cut together with the Cr15 matrix under SiC abrasives. The wear mechanism of the composites was a combination of the cutting and fatigue for SiC abrasives.

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Interfacial bonding and abrasive wear behaviours of the iron matrix composites

Liu

Shi

et al. 2022

Materials Science and Technology

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“…It is produced by many processing techniques such as centrifugal casting, thermal spraying, powder metallurgy, in-situ synthesis, adhesive bonding and self-propagating high temperature synthesis [14][15][16]. Among these techniques, centrifugal casting process was proven as an excellent processing method for FGM synthesis with limited casting defects [17,18]. The quality of centrifugal cast was dependant on many parameters such as amount of reinforcement particles, particle shape, particle size and solidification time [19].…”

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Experimental Studies on Mechanical and Wear Behaviour of TiC Reinforced Cu-Sn-Ni Functionally Graded Composite

Radhika¹,

Sam²,

Thirumalini³

2019

Tribol. Ind.

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This research aims to fabricate Cu-10Sn-5Ni /10wt%TiC functionally graded composite (Øout100 X Øin70 X 100 mm) through horizontal centrifuge cast technique and to study its tribo-mechanical characteristics. Microstructural observation revealed higher percentile of reinforcement particles at inner wall zone compared to middle and outer zones. Vicker's micro hardness tests revealed proportional increase of hardness along the radial wall towards inner periphery. Inner (7-15 mm) zone had higher tensile strength (291 MPa) compared to outer (1-7 mm) zone (236 MPa). Non-lubricated tribology experiments were performed at inner, middle and outer region of composite using pin-on-disc tribometer under a wide range of loads, sliding distances and sliding velocities. From the wear experiment results, it was observed that inner region had minimal wear due to rich particle presence. Scanning Electron Microscopy on worn specimen at low and high wear parametric conditions exhibited features like delamination, ploughing, micro cutting, particle pull-out, plastic deformation with flaky wear debris and thin film formation.

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Research and developments of ceramic-reinforced steel matrix composites—a comprehensive review

Hu,

Yin,

et al. 2024

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Effect of ZTA volume fractions on the microstructure and properties of ZTAp/high manganese steel composites

Cited by 9 publications

References 24 publications

Interfacial bonding and abrasive wear behaviours of the iron matrix composites

Interfacial bonding and abrasive wear behaviours of the iron matrix composites

Experimental Studies on Mechanical and Wear Behaviour of TiC Reinforced Cu-Sn-Ni Functionally Graded Composite

Research and developments of ceramic-reinforced steel matrix composites—a comprehensive review

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