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Study on the formation of core-rim structure in Ti(CN)-based cermets

Author:
Li, Pingping  Ye, Jinwen  Liu, Ying  Yang, Dujuan  Yu, Haijun  


Journal:
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF REFRACTORY METALS & HARD MATERIALS


Issue Date:
2012


Abstract(summary):

Ti(CN)-based cermets were synthesized from Ti(CN)-WC-Mo2C-TaC-Ni-Co composite powders by vacuum-low pressure sintering. The phase evolution and the formation of core-rim structure in Ti(CN)-based cermets were systemically investigated during difference reaction stages at 950-1450 degrees C. The results show that the secondary carbides such as Mo2C and TaC are begun to dissolve at 950 degrees C, finished at 1150 degrees C, and the solution temperature of WC phase is range from 1150 to 1300 degrees C, which are result in increase of the cermets lattice constant. At the same time, the inner rim is also formed, and Ti(CN)-based cermets are composed of (Ti, W, Mo, Ta)(CN) and Ni/Co solid solution phase. While at 1350 degrees C, it was found that the outer rim began to precipitate from the liquid phase with the metal binder. With increase of sintering temperature, mechanical properties of cermets improved obviously were related intimately to the increase of outer rim thickness. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.


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