Reactive sintering of TiAl–Ti5Si3 in situ composites

Alman, David E.

doi:10.1016/j.intermet.2004.09.011

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“…5,6) Among the variety of attempts to overcome the problems, such as grain refinement, chemistry modification, microstructure control and composite formation, synthesizing of composite seems to be a promising approach, which can not only resolve the problem of poor ductility and toughness at ambient temperatures, but also provide the right combination of high-temperature strength and creep resistance. 4,7) Among various intermetallics, the compound of Ti 5 Si 3 has been considered as a promising material for high-temperature structural applications, in view of its high melting temperature (2 403 K), low density (4.32 g/cm 3 ), high hardness (1 130 HV), and high oxidation resistance. [2][3][4]7,8) Moreover, the Ti 5 Si 3 has also been identified as a compatible and thermochemically stable reinforcing phase for TiAl matrix, and Ti 5 Si 3 -TiAl composites have been the subject of numerous researches as potential structure materials for hightemperature applications.…”

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“…4,7) Among various intermetallics, the compound of Ti 5 Si 3 has been considered as a promising material for high-temperature structural applications, in view of its high melting temperature (2 403 K), low density (4.32 g/cm 3 ), high hardness (1 130 HV), and high oxidation resistance. [2][3][4]7,8) Moreover, the Ti 5 Si 3 has also been identified as a compatible and thermochemically stable reinforcing phase for TiAl matrix, and Ti 5 Si 3 -TiAl composites have been the subject of numerous researches as potential structure materials for hightemperature applications. 4,[5][6][7][8][9] Recently, fabrication of in situ composites of TiAl with 5-20 vol% Ti 5 Si 3 was conducted by reactive sintering of elemental powder compacts.…”

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“…[2][3][4]7,8) Moreover, the Ti 5 Si 3 has also been identified as a compatible and thermochemically stable reinforcing phase for TiAl matrix, and Ti 5 Si 3 -TiAl composites have been the subject of numerous researches as potential structure materials for hightemperature applications. 4,[5][6][7][8][9] Recently, fabrication of in situ composites of TiAl with 5-20 vol% Ti 5 Si 3 was conducted by reactive sintering of elemental powder compacts. 7) As reported by Alman, 7) the addition of Si is beneficial to densification during reactive sintering of TiAl, and the simultaneous formation of TiAl and Ti 5 Si 3 tends to eliminate the Kirkendal porosity.…”

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“…4,[5][6][7][8][9] Recently, fabrication of in situ composites of TiAl with 5-20 vol% Ti 5 Si 3 was conducted by reactive sintering of elemental powder compacts. 7) As reported by Alman, 7) the addition of Si is beneficial to densification during reactive sintering of TiAl, and the simultaneous formation of TiAl and Ti 5 Si 3 tends to eliminate the Kirkendal porosity. Furthermore, a series of Ti 5 Si 3 /TiAl composites were synthesized by combination of mechanical alloying (MA) and hot isostatic pressing (HIP).…”

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“…Experimental observations show that the addition of Si in the Ti-Al powder mixture enhances the sustainability of the reaction and the increase of Ti 5 Si 3 formed in the composite increases the combustion temperature and combustion wave velocity. 4) While so many efforts were devoted to Ti 5 Si 3 and TiAl monolithic and/or composite in the previous works, 4,[5][6][7][8][9][10] only a few focused on Ti 5 Si 3 -TiAl 3 composites. As is known, intermetallic compound of TiAl 3 bears many attractive characteristics such as very low density (3.37 g/cm 3 ), relatively high hardness (660-750 HV), good oxidation and heat resistance, as well as moderately high melting temperature (1 623 K), 11) which are also cited as merits for potential low density high-temperature structure materials.…”

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Self-propagating High-temperature Synthesis of Ti5Si3/TiAl3 Intermetallics

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Wang

et al. 2009

ISIJ Int.

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The products with designed volume ratio of Ti 5 Si 3 : TiAl 3 ϭ1 : 0, 3 : 1, 1 : 1, 1 : 3 and 0 : 1 prepared by selfpropagating high-temperature synthesis (SHS) were investigated in the present study. The differential thermal analysis (DTA) results suggested that the Si in reactants had a significant influence not only on the melting of Al, but also on the subsequently exothermic reaction between Ti and Al. Also, the presence of Al altered the reaction process of Ti 5 Si 3 . The phase composition of SHS reaction product agreed well with the designed volume ratio of Ti 5 Si 3 : TiAl 3 . Compared with those apparently coarse ones in monolithic Ti 5 Si 3 or TiAl 3 , the grains were considerably refined and microcracks gradually disappeared in products with coexistence of Ti 5 Si 3 and TiAl 3 .KEY WORDS: intermetallics; combustion synthesis (CS); microstructure; differential thermal analysis. 453© 2009 ISIJ microstructures and improved properties, especially, both the reactions for the reinforcement and matrix formations are exothermic in the preparation of IMCs. 4,10,12,13) Therefore, we conduct an investigation on Ti 5 Si 3 -TiAl 3 system with changing volume ratio of Ti 5 Si 3 : TiAl 3 by SHS process. The study aims to investigate the reaction mechanism, also the phase composition and morphology of final products with changing volume ratio of Ti 5 Si 3 : TiAl 3 . It is expected that the preliminary work could lay a foundation and make a significant promotion in the development of high-temperature structure materials. Experimental ProcedureFive different mixtures of Al, Ti, and Si powders were prepared in order to produce Ti 5 Si 3 -TiAl 3 with varying volume fractions of each phase. The intended final products were designed to contain Ti 5 Si 3 and TiAl 3 with a volume ratio corresponding to 1 : 0, 3 : 1, 1 : 1, 1 : 3 and 0 : 1, respectively. The powders used in the present work were commercial powders of Al (98.0 % purity, ϳ29 mm), Ti (99.5 % purity, ϳ15 mm), and Si (99.5 % purity, ϳ15 mm), respectively. Powder blends with different starting compositions were mixed sufficiently by a ball milling for 6 h with the weight ratio of ball to powder of 2 : 1, and then were cold-isostatically pressed at pressures ranging from 55 to 60 MPa to form cylindrical preforms (22 mm in diameter and 11Ϯ0.5 mm in length) with 70Ϯ9 % theoretical density.The combustion synthesis experiments were carried out under a protective atmosphere of industrial argon (99.9 %). The combustion reaction of the preforms was ignited by heating its bottom surface. The preforms were placed on the graphite-flat which was fixed above a tungsten electrode and ignited by the arc heat. Experiments were performed with preforms without any preheating.Prior to various measurements and characterization, all samples were carefully polished to remove a thin surface layer in order to eliminate the possible oxidation products which might form during combustion synthesis process. The as-combusted compacts were hand-ground with pestle and mortar into fine powders, ...

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Hot deformation behavior and microstructural evolution of titanium‐aluminum based alloy during hot compression

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Chen,

Shen

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In this paper, titanium‐aluminum based alloy was successfully prepared by introducing titanium powders using powder metallurgy. The experimental results indicated that the microstructures of alloys were composed of the new trititanium‐aluminium layers skeleton and the γ+α2 phases filler, which exhibited excellent compression properties. The compressive strength of the titanium‐aluminum based alloy (10 wt.% titanium) were 509.9 MPa, higher than monolithic Ti‐48Al‐2Cr‐2Nb alloy at 800 °C and 1×10−4 s−1. The deformation mechanism is mainly referred to the motion and rotation of γ+α2 areas and dynamic recrystallization. The γ+α2 areas were surrounded by complete new trititanium‐aluminium layers, which is beneficial to dislocation pile‐up, cross and tangle at grain boundaries, resulting in high strength. Besides, the dislocation pile of γ, α2 phase, and twins in γ phases, are the deformation mechanism in alloys.

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Comparison of properties of titanium aluminium nitride film produced by using two different types of Ti–Al target

Larpkiattaworn

Ikeuchi

Eamchotchawalit

2009

Surface & Interface Analysis

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This work aims to study the influence of two different types of Ti-Al target (sintered and melted) which have same nominal composition (50 at% Ti, 50 at% Al) on the properties of thin films coated by using arc ion plating (AIP) method. The hardness of the melted target was of higher value than that of the sintered target. The property of the film is related to the microstructure and phase analysis of both types of target that have quite different phases. Ti and Al metals were found as major phases and TiAl 2 as minor phase in the sintered target but only TiAl compound was found in the melted target. After film coating at the same operation parameters, it was found that although the phase structures of the sintered and melted targets were quite different, the coated thin films using these targets showed the same phase structure of Ti 0.5 Al 0.5 N. However, the microstructure of films coated by using the sintered target showed higher density of droplets and pores than those of film produced by using the melted target. As a result, the hardness and adhesion strength of thin film produced by using the melted target were slightly higher than those values of film produced by using the sintered target.

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Reactive sintering of TiAl–Ti5Si3 in situ composites

Cited by 76 publications

References 14 publications

Self-propagating High-temperature Synthesis of Ti5Si3/TiAl3 Intermetallics

Self-propagating High-temperature Synthesis of Ti5Si3/TiAl3 Intermetallics

Hot deformation behavior and microstructural evolution of titanium‐aluminum based alloy during hot compression

Comparison of properties of titanium aluminium nitride film produced by using two different types of Ti–Al target

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