Nickel-copper-iron-silicon (Ni-Cu-Fe-Si) porous alloy and preparation method thereof
A ni-cu-fe-si alloy technology, applied in the field of porous materials, can solve the problems of low porosity, low mechanical properties, easy oxidation, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0028] Example 1: Mix nickel powder, copper powder, iron powder and silicon powder uniformly according to the atomic percentage of 65:30:3:2, and place them in a planetary ball mill for ball milling for 8h-12h. Stearic acid or alcohol is added as a process control agent during the ball milling process to prevent the alloy powder from agglomerating or sticking to the wall of the ball milling tank during the ball milling process. After the ball mill is completely cooled, take out the alloy powder after ball milling. The alloy powder after ball milling was observed under SEM, and the particle morphology was as follows: figure 1 shown. Alcohol is used as the process control agent, and the performance of the powder after ball milling is relatively excellent. Therefore, alcohol was used as a process control agent in subsequent experiments. The ball-milled alloy powder is uniformly mixed with the overhead material (NaCl), and the volume fraction of NaCl is 45%. The uniformly mixe...
Embodiment 2、3
[0030] The procedure is the same as in Example 1, except that the volume fractions of NaCl are 65% and 80% respectively, the measured porosities are 52.7% and 69.3% respectively, and the final compressive strengths are 48MPa and 90MPa respectively.
Embodiment 4、5
[0032] The procedure is the same as in Example 2, except that the final sintering temperatures are 1000°C and 1100°C respectively, the measured porosity is 55.6%, 51.3%, and the final compressive strength is 83MPa, 88MPa.
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