Adulterated titanium-cobalt-stibium based thermoelectric composite material, and preparation method
A composite material, a titanium-cobalt-antimony-based technology, applied in the field of doped titanium-cobalt-antimony-based thermoelectric composite materials and its preparation, can solve the problems of unsuitability for large-scale industrial production, lower lattice thermal conductivity, and long preparation cycle , to achieve good electrical transmission performance, reduce lattice thermal conductivity, and low cost
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[0022] Example 1: Ti 1.12 CoSb composite
[0023] Using the method mentioned in the content of the invention, high-purity Ti, Co, and Sb are used as raw materials, and the ingredients are mixed at a molar ratio of 1.12:1:1, mixed and uniformly pressed into flakes, and placed in an electric arc melting furnace. After vacuuming, argon is filled for the first smelting, and the smelting time lasts for 1 minute and 30 seconds. After cooling, it is evacuated and then filled with oxygen, the filling amount is 50% of the excess Ti mole number, and then filled with argon gas for the second smelting. In the second smelting, the working current was continuously adjusted and the sample was turned and smelted repeatedly 4 times. Repeat the previous step, the oxygen charge is 48% of the excess Ti moles.
[0024] TEM analysis confirmed that there is a large amount of nano-scale TiO in the matrix 2 Particles (see Figure 1). These nano TiO 2 The particles greatly reduce the lattice thermal conduct...
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[0025] Example 2: Ti 1.09 Co 0.85 Fe 0.15 Sb composite
[0026] Using the method mentioned in the content of the invention, high-purity Ti, Co, Sb and Fe are used as raw materials, mixed with a molar ratio of 1.09:0.85:1:0.15, mixed evenly and pressed into a flake shape, and placed in an electric arc melting furnace. After vacuuming, it is filled with argon for the first smelting, and the smelting time lasts for 40 seconds. After cooling, it is evacuated and then filled with oxygen. The filling amount is 40% of the excess Ti moles, and then filled with argon gas for the second smelting. In the second smelting, the working current was continuously adjusted and the sample was turned and smelted repeatedly 4 times. Repeat the previous step twice, the oxygen filling amount is 35% and 20% of the excess Ti moles respectively, and finally the sample is cut into a standardized shape for testing. The lattice thermal conductivity and ZT value of the material are shown in Figure (4) and Figu...
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[0027] Example 3: Ti 1.06 Co 0.92 Ni 0.08 Sb composite
[0028]The metal raw materials Ti, Co, Sb and Ni are compounded at a molar ratio of 1.06:0.92:1:0.08, mixed and uniformly pressed into a flake shape, and placed in an electric arc smelting furnace. After vacuuming, argon gas is filled for the first smelting, and the smelting time lasts for 4 minutes. After cooling, it is evacuated and then filled with oxygen, the filling amount is 95% of the excess Ti moles, and then filled with argon gas for the second smelting. In the second smelting, the working current was continuously adjusted and the sample was turned over and smelted 5 times repeatedly. Tested Ti 1.06 Co 0.92 Ni 0.08 The lattice thermal conductivity of Sb is higher than that of TiCo 0.92 Ni 0.08 Sb is reduced by 1 / 3, and the maximum ZT value reaches 0.38 at 850K.
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