A new kind of functionally graded materials (FGM) with density gradient has come to show great potentials as flier-plates for creating quasi-isotropic compression waves.In order to meet the demand of lower density in ...A new kind of functionally graded materials (FGM) with density gradient has come to show great potentials as flier-plates for creating quasi-isotropic compression waves.In order to meet the demand of lower density in the front face for such flier-plate,Mg with a low density of 1.74g/cm3 is selected to make a Mg-Ti FGM.Mg-Ti alloys with various weight ratios were sintered by spark plasma sintering (SPS) technique at relative low temperatures,and the processing of densification is mainly investigated.It is found that,up to 75wt%Ti,the Mg-Ti alloys can be fully densified at 560℃ due to the conglutination of Mg and the formation of a small amount of Mg-Ti solid solution.Finally,the Mg-Ti FGM with a density gradient from 1.74g/cm3 to 3.23g/cm3 is successfully fabricated.展开更多
For developing high performance magnesium alloys, a new method in combination of B2O3 addition and melt stirring was applied. When 0, 3%, 6% and 12%( mass fraction) B2O3 was added into pure Mg, many twins were produce...For developing high performance magnesium alloys, a new method in combination of B2O3 addition and melt stirring was applied. When 0, 3%, 6% and 12%( mass fraction) B2O3 was added into pure Mg, many twins were produced in each alloy. The average grain size of Mg was about 200μm. In Mg-6Al alloy, the grain size is decreased from 50 to 35μm by B2O3 addition. In Mg-6RE (rare earth) alloys, the grain size is decreased from 35 to 15μm. The grain size of Mg-9Al- 6Ti-3B2O3 alloy is about 5μm. The hardness of pure Mg does not change by B2O3 addition. In Mg-6Al alloy, the hardness is increased by addition of 3% B2O3, however, the hardness of Mg-6RE alloy is decreased by B2O3 addition. Addition of B2O3 into Mg-Al, Mg-RE and Mg-Al-Ti alloys makes the fine grain structures, the hardness of Mg-RE alloy is decreased. This strange behavior may be interpreted with existence of many fine pores in the alloy. The mechanical properties of composite Mg-9Al-6Ti with 3%B2O3 are higher than those of AZ91C. The present results demonstrate the potential of this new method for developing high performance magnesium alloys.展开更多
文摘A new kind of functionally graded materials (FGM) with density gradient has come to show great potentials as flier-plates for creating quasi-isotropic compression waves.In order to meet the demand of lower density in the front face for such flier-plate,Mg with a low density of 1.74g/cm3 is selected to make a Mg-Ti FGM.Mg-Ti alloys with various weight ratios were sintered by spark plasma sintering (SPS) technique at relative low temperatures,and the processing of densification is mainly investigated.It is found that,up to 75wt%Ti,the Mg-Ti alloys can be fully densified at 560℃ due to the conglutination of Mg and the formation of a small amount of Mg-Ti solid solution.Finally,the Mg-Ti FGM with a density gradient from 1.74g/cm3 to 3.23g/cm3 is successfully fabricated.
文摘For developing high performance magnesium alloys, a new method in combination of B2O3 addition and melt stirring was applied. When 0, 3%, 6% and 12%( mass fraction) B2O3 was added into pure Mg, many twins were produced in each alloy. The average grain size of Mg was about 200μm. In Mg-6Al alloy, the grain size is decreased from 50 to 35μm by B2O3 addition. In Mg-6RE (rare earth) alloys, the grain size is decreased from 35 to 15μm. The grain size of Mg-9Al- 6Ti-3B2O3 alloy is about 5μm. The hardness of pure Mg does not change by B2O3 addition. In Mg-6Al alloy, the hardness is increased by addition of 3% B2O3, however, the hardness of Mg-6RE alloy is decreased by B2O3 addition. Addition of B2O3 into Mg-Al, Mg-RE and Mg-Al-Ti alloys makes the fine grain structures, the hardness of Mg-RE alloy is decreased. This strange behavior may be interpreted with existence of many fine pores in the alloy. The mechanical properties of composite Mg-9Al-6Ti with 3%B2O3 are higher than those of AZ91C. The present results demonstrate the potential of this new method for developing high performance magnesium alloys.
