A Quantitative Detection Method of Interfacial Reaction Degree of Aluminum-Carbon Composite Materials
A quantitative detection method and technology of carbon composite materials, applied in the direction of analyzing materials, surface/boundary effects, measuring devices, etc., can solve the problems of inability to perform quantitative evaluation, insufficient scale accuracy, and increased misjudgment, and achieve accurate and reliable detection results. The effect of convenient sample preparation and small error
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[0040] CNT / Al composites sintered at 570°C, 600°C, and 630°C for 2h were prepared by powder metallurgy process. Thin slice samples of a certain size were cut out respectively, their masses were weighed, and electrodes were prepared. Nitrogen gas was introduced before the reaction started to exhaust the air in the device. The current was set to 2A to start the electrolysis reaction. After the reaction is finished, continue to feed nitrogen, and completely collect the remaining generated gas in the device. After the generated gas was completely collected, 50 mL of CO was injected into the vacuum bag as the calibration gas. Then extract a certain volume of mixed gas for gas chromatographic analysis. The obtained results are shown in Table 1:
[0041] Table 1 Test results of CNT / Al with different degrees of interfacial reaction
[0042] sample material composition Sintering conditions Sample mass calibration gas CH 4
CO Response degree η 1 CNT...
Embodiment 2
[0050] Graphene / Al composites sintered at 570 °C, 600 °C, and 630 °C for 2 h were prepared by powder metallurgy process. Thin slice samples of a certain size were cut out respectively, their masses were weighed, and electrodes were prepared. Nitrogen gas was introduced before the reaction started to exhaust the air in the device. The current was set to 2A to start the electrolysis reaction. After the reaction is finished, continue to feed nitrogen, and completely collect the remaining generated gas in the device. After the generated gas was completely collected, 50 mL of CO was injected into the vacuum bag as the calibration gas. Then extract a certain volume of mixed gas for gas chromatographic analysis. The obtained results are shown in Table 4:
[0051] Table 4 Test results of graphene / Al with different degrees of interfacial reaction
[0052] sample material composition Sintering conditions Sample mass calibration gas CH 4
CO Response degree...
Embodiment 3
[0060] Diamond / Al composites sintered at 570°C, 600°C, and 630°C for 2h were prepared by powder metallurgy process. Thin slice samples of a certain size were cut out respectively, their masses were weighed, and electrodes were prepared. Nitrogen gas was introduced before the reaction started to exhaust the air in the device. The current was set to 2A to start the electrolysis reaction. After the reaction is finished, continue to feed nitrogen, and completely collect the remaining generated gas in the device. After the generated gas was completely collected, 50 mL of CO was injected into the vacuum bag as the calibration gas. Then extract a certain volume of mixed gas for gas chromatographic analysis. The obtained results are shown in Table 7:
[0061] Table 7 Test results of diamond / Al with different interface reaction degrees
[0062] sample material composition Sintering conditions Sample mass calibration gas CH 4
CO Response degree η 1 ...
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