Interfacial reaction wetting in the boron nitride/molten aluminum system

Fujii, Hidetoshi; Nakae, Hideo; Okada, Koji

doi:10.1016/0956-7151(93)90111-5

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“…An improved sessile drop method 9) was employed for the wetting experiments. Details about the experimental apparatus can be found elsewhere.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…On the other hand, eqs. (9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14), in principle, are only applicable to the alloys having weak or moderate heteroatomic interactions, i.e., j i =RTj is small. When j i =RTj is large, the segregation (in the case of a strongly positive i ) or clustering or ordering (in the case of a strongly negative i ) in the liquid alloys will develop, thus, the quantitative agreement between the calculated and experimental results becomes less satisfactory.…”

Section: Surface and Interface Adsorptionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Wetting, Adhesion and Adsorption in Al-Si/(0112) α-Alumina System at 1723 K

2004

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The wetting of (01 " 1 12) -Al 2 O 3 single crystals by Al-Si alloys in the full composition range was studied by an improved sessile drop method in a reducing Ar-3%H 2 atmosphere at 1723 K. The wettability and the adhesion are significantly enhanced when a small amount of Al is added to Si. In turn, the effect is less pronounced when Si is added to Al. Based on the Gibbs adsorption isotherm equation and a statistic thermodynamic model, the adsorptions of Si and Al at the liquid surface and the solid-liquid interface were determined, and the experimental results were explained by the fact that Si is a surface tensioactive element while Al is an interface tensioactive element in the Al-Si/(01 " 1 12) -Al 2 O 3 system.

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“…An improved sessile drop method 9) was employed for the wetting experiments. Details about the experimental apparatus can be found elsewhere.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Surface and Interface Adsorptionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wetting, Adhesion and Adsorption in Al-Si/(0112) α-Alumina System at 1723 K

2004

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“…This suggests that the Ti in the braze reacts with N in h-BN and accelerates the interfacial wetting by the reaction at the h-BN/Ag-Cu-Ti braze interface; 7,8) further, it was speculated that the difference in the final contact angle reported in our study and those reported in previous studies 2,[4][5][6] may be attributed to the experimental conditions such as atmosphere, initial braze shape, and the surface roughness of the h-BN block. 7,8) From Fig. 4, it is observed that the final contact angle decreased drastically from 155…”

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Composition Dependence of Titanium in Silver-Copper-Titanium Alloy Braze on Dissimilar Laser Brazing of Boron Nitride Ceramics and Cemented Carbide

Sechi

Takezaki²,

Matsumoto

et al. 2009

Mater. Trans.

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Dissimilar laser brazing of boron nitride ceramics and cemented carbide has been investigated by using silver-copper-titanium braze alloys with different titanium contents of up to 2.80 mass%; efficient bond strength was achieved using brazes with more than 1.25 mass% of titanium. The contact angle between hexagonal boron nitride ceramics and the molten braze, which was measured by the sessile drop method at 1123 K, decreased to less than 30 when the Ti content was over 0.41 mass%. The difference in the wetting property determined by laser brazing method and that by sessile drop method is attributed to the difference in the heating process of the two methods. Structural analysis of the interface between the boron nitride ceramics and the braze was carried out by electron probe micro-analysis (EPMA).

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“…(10). For the determination of E, the system composed of the particles within the hemisphere with radius h (region A) and the particles aligned on the normal line with length h at the center of its great circle (region B) was considered.…”

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Three-Dimensional Modeling of Interfacial Tension with Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics by Using Pairwise Potential

Nakano

Ito

2016

ISIJ Int.

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A new pairwise potential was introduced into the threedimensional SPH simulation program and the dynamic behavior of small droplets on a solid substrate was calculated. The simulation could reproduce the experimental observations for an aluminum droplet on an alumina substrate as well as those of water on glass and Teflon substrates. The program was applied to an iron droplet on an aluminum substrate, and the droplet's dynamic behavior was estimated.

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Interfacial reaction wetting in the boron nitride/molten aluminum system

Cited by 135 publications

References 11 publications

Wetting, Adhesion and Adsorption in Al-Si/(0112) α-Alumina System at 1723 K

Wetting, Adhesion and Adsorption in Al-Si/(0112) α-Alumina System at 1723 K

Composition Dependence of Titanium in Silver-Copper-Titanium Alloy Braze on Dissimilar Laser Brazing of Boron Nitride Ceramics and Cemented Carbide

Three-Dimensional Modeling of Interfacial Tension with Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics by Using Pairwise Potential

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Interfacial reaction wetting in the boron nitride/molten aluminum system

Cited by 135 publications

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Wetting, Adhesion and Adsorption in Al-Si/(0112) &alpha;-Alumina System at 1723 K

Wetting, Adhesion and Adsorption in Al-Si/(0112) &alpha;-Alumina System at 1723 K

Composition Dependence of Titanium in Silver-Copper-Titanium Alloy Braze on Dissimilar Laser Brazing of Boron Nitride Ceramics and Cemented Carbide

Three-Dimensional Modeling of Interfacial Tension with Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics by Using Pairwise Potential

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Wetting, Adhesion and Adsorption in Al-Si/(0112) α-Alumina System at 1723 K

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