Method for preparing tantalum-aluminium-carbon ceramic by in-situ heat-pressing/solid-liquid phase reaction
A liquid phase reaction, solid-liquid phase technology, applied in the field of preparation of machinable layered ceramics, can solve the problems of no research performance, no bulk materials, etc.
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[0022] 180.95 grams of Ta powder, 13.49 grams of Al powder and 9.00 grams of C powder were ball-milled for 8 hours, cold-pressed into a cake under a pressure of 15 MPa, packed into a graphite mould, and passed through an inert gas (argon) as a heat shielding gas. In the press furnace, the temperature was raised to 1530°C at a rate of 10°C / min for in-situ hot pressing / solid-liquid phase reaction for 0.5 hours, and the hot pressing pressure was 30MPa. The main reaction product obtained was analyzed by X-ray diffraction as Ta 4 AlC 3 . The corresponding X-ray diffraction patterns, scanning electron micrographs, and transmission electron micrographs are listed in the attached Figure 1-3 superior.
Embodiment 2
[0024] 180.95 grams of Ta powder, 14.84 grams of Al powder and 6.00 grams of C powder were ball milled for 12 hours, cold-pressed into a cake under a pressure of 10 MPa, packed into a graphite mold, and heated in a hot-press furnace with argon as a protective gas. The heating rate of 20°C / min was increased to 1450°C in situ hot pressing / solid-liquid phase reaction for 1 hour, and the hot pressing pressure was 35MPa. The main reaction product obtained was analyzed by X-ray diffraction as Ta 4 AlC 3 and Ta 2 Two-phase composites of AlC. The corresponding X-ray diffraction patterns are listed in the attached Figure 4 superior.
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[0026] 180.95 grams of Ta powder, 20.24 grams of Al powder and 6.00 grams of C powder were ball-milled for 12 hours, cold-pressed into a cake under a pressure of 20 MPa, packed into a graphite mould, and vacuumed (vacuum degree is 10 -2 Pa) in a hot-press furnace at a rate of 10°C / min to 1350°C in situ hot-pressing / solid-liquid phase reaction for 2 hours, and the hot-pressing pressure is 40MPa. The main reaction product obtained was analyzed by X-ray diffraction as Ta 2 AlC. The corresponding transmission electron microscope pictures are attached Figure 5 superior.
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