2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-65249-4_4
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The Effect of Titanium Carbide and Spark Plasma Sintering Processing on Nickel–Titanium Carbide Composites

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“…The authors determined that titanium diboride particles increase the hardness of the composite versus pure alloy from 455 HV to 555 HV. Walunj G. et al [ 12 ] have shown that in Ni-10 wt % TiC composites fabricated by mechanical alloying of a powder mixture of nickel and titanium carbide with subsequent plasma sintering, nickel matrix grain size decreased from 55 nm to 40 nm as compared to pure nickel. High hardness (350 HV) and compressive strength (1510 MPa) were also recorded.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors determined that titanium diboride particles increase the hardness of the composite versus pure alloy from 455 HV to 555 HV. Walunj G. et al [ 12 ] have shown that in Ni-10 wt % TiC composites fabricated by mechanical alloying of a powder mixture of nickel and titanium carbide with subsequent plasma sintering, nickel matrix grain size decreased from 55 nm to 40 nm as compared to pure nickel. High hardness (350 HV) and compressive strength (1510 MPa) were also recorded.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%