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- Title
QUASI-CRYSTALLINE ALLOYS-FILLERS FOR COMPOSITE LAYERS PRODUCED USING METHOD OF FURNACE SURFACING.
- Authors
SUKHOVAYA, E. V.
- Abstract
Structure and properties of macro-heterogeneous composite layers produced using method of furnace surfacing were investigated. As the fillers the quasi-crystalline alloys Al-Cu-Fe, Al-Co-Cu and Al-Co-Ni were used. As the bonds the alloys based on aluminium and copper were used. It was shown that the method of furnace surfacing allows obtaining the content of quasi-crystalline icosahedral Ψ-phase of not less than 30 vol.% in the structure of composite layers strengthened by Al-Cu-Fe alloy-filler, and the content of quasi-crystalline decagonal D-phase of up to 55 vol.% in the structure of composite layers with alloys-fillers Al-Co-Cu and Al-Co-Ni. The regularities of formation of interfaces between filler and bond during surfacing are explained by realization of solution-diffusive mechanism of processes of contact interaction. The primary dissolution of crystalline phases of alloys-fillers was established, which leads to penetration of molten bonds inside the filler along the boundaries of crystals of the quasi-crystalline phase. The increase in intensity of processes of dissolution of filler crystalline phases in use for surfacing of Cu-based bonds results in their complete recrystallization in the process of cooling at retaining not-dissolved inclusions of quasi-crystalline phase in the structure of composite layers. To produce the surfaced layers operating under the conditions of dry friction, the composite material based on tin bronze Br.Ots 10-2 armored by the Al-Co-Ni alloy-filler was recommended. The composite material with bond of brass L62 and alloy-filler Al-Co-Cu has the maximum resistance in oxide media.
- Subjects
QUASICRYSTALS; FILLER materials; ALLOYS; CORROSION resistance; DISSOLUTION (Chemistry)
- Publication
Paton Welding Journal, 2014, Issue 1, p20
- ISSN
0957-798X
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.15407/tpwj2014.01.03