Preparation method for nano- zirconium carbide material
A nano-zirconium carbide and raw material technology, applied in the field of composite materials, can solve the problems of complex process, oxygen pollution, coarse ZrC particles (above 10 μm and so on)
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Embodiment 1
[0019] The 10wt% Cu-Zr-C ternary mixed powder was fully mixed and pressed into a cylindrical compact with a diameter of 22×10mm and a relative density of about 60±5%, and then placed in a glove box filled with Ar. The tungsten arc at the bottom of the sample is ignited. After the tungsten arc is heated for a few seconds, Cu begins to melt (temperature reaches about 1100 ° C), followed by a violent exothermic combustion reaction (temperature up to 2450 ° C), and the combustion wave propagates spontaneously until The entire reaction is complete. The results of X-ray diffraction test show that the combustion synthesis product is composed of Cu and ZrC. The result of field emission scanning electron microscope observation shows that the average particle size of ZrC is about 100nm.
Embodiment 2
[0021] After fully mixing 20wt% Cu-Zr-C ternary mixed powder, press it into a cylindrical compact with a diameter of 22×10mm and a relative density of about 60±5%, and then place it in a glove box filled with Ar. The tungsten arc at the bottom of the sample is ignited. After the tungsten arc is heated for a few seconds, Cu begins to melt, followed by a violent exothermic combustion reaction (temperature as high as 2430 ° C), and the combustion wave propagates spontaneously until the entire reaction is completed. The results of X-ray diffraction test show that the combustion synthesis product is composed of two phases of Cu and ZrC. The result of field emission scanning electron microscope observation shows that the average particle size of ZrC is about 70nm.
Embodiment 3
[0023] The 30wt% Cu-Zr-C ternary mixed powder was fully mixed and pressed into a cylindrical compact with a diameter of 22×10mm and a relative density of about 60±5%, and then placed in a glove box filled with Ar. The tungsten arc at the bottom of the sample is ignited. After the tungsten arc is heated for about 12 seconds, Cu begins to melt, followed by a violent exothermic combustion reaction (temperature as high as 2400 ° C), and the combustion wave propagates spontaneously until the entire reaction is completed. The results of X-ray diffraction test show that the combustion synthesis product is composed of two phases of Cu and ZrC. The result of field emission scanning electron microscope observation shows that the average particle size of ZrC is about 50nm.
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