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Structural Characterisation of Aluminium - Nickel Composities

KLAKURKOVÁ, L. ČELKO, L. ŠVEJCAR, J. PETRENEC, M. ROUPCOVÁ, P.

Czech title

Strukturní analýza Al-Ni kompozitů

English title

Structural Characterisation of Aluminium - Nickel Composities

Type

abstract

Language

en

Original abstract

The aluminium matrix composites were prepared by HVOF spraying of nickel and nickel with 20wt.% chromium powders onto the aluminium sheet s surface followed by annealing at the temperature 600oC and 63oC. Immediately after the annealing was the composites rapidly cooled by fan down to the room temperature. At the interface between the original coating sprayed and aluminium matrix and produce stenghtening by stable Al3Ni and metastable Al9Ni2 particles. It seems that the origin of the less koown metastable Al9Ni2 phase also depends on fast cooling rate. The microstructures were obtained by scanning electron microscope and transmission electron microscope. Layers and Al+(Al3Ni + Al9Ni2) band thickness measurements were realized by means of image analyses. Chemical composition were estimated by energy dispersive microanalysis. Qualitative and quantitative x-ray diffraction was used for determination of phases.

Czech abstract

The aluminium matrix composites were prepared by HVOF spraying of nickel and nickel with 20wt.% chromium powders onto the aluminium sheet s surface followed by annealing at the temperature 600oC and 63oC. Immediately after the annealing was the composites rapidly cooled by fan down to the room temperature. At the interface between the original coating sprayed and aluminium matrix and produce stenghtening by stable Al3Ni and metastable Al9Ni2 particles. It seems that the origin of the less koown metastable Al9Ni2 phase also depends on fast cooling rate. The microstructures were obtained by scanning electron microscope and transmission electron microscope. Layers and Al+(Al3Ni + Al9Ni2) band thickness measurements were realized by means of image analyses. Chemical composition were estimated by energy dispersive microanalysis. Qualitative and quantitative x-ray diffraction was used for determination of phases.

English abstract

The aluminium matrix composites were prepared by HVOF spraying of nickel and nickel with 20wt.% chromium powders onto the aluminium sheet s surface followed by annealing at the temperature 600oC and 63oC. Immediately after the annealing was the composites rapidly cooled by fan down to the room temperature. At the interface between the original coating sprayed and aluminium matrix and produce stenghtening by stable Al3Ni and metastable Al9Ni2 particles. It seems that the origin of the less koown metastable Al9Ni2 phase also depends on fast cooling rate. The microstructures were obtained by scanning electron microscope and transmission electron microscope. Layers and Al+(Al3Ni + Al9Ni2) band thickness measurements were realized by means of image analyses. Chemical composition were estimated by energy dispersive microanalysis. Qualitative and quantitative x-ray diffraction was used for determination of phases.

Keywords in Czech

difuze, Inconel 713LC, Al-Ni, niklové aluminidy, suspenze

Keywords in English

diffusion, Al-Ni, Nickel-aluminide, powder liquid method

Released

31.08.2009

Publisher

IInstitute of Technical Sciences of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

Location

Belgrade, Serbia

Book

YUCOMAT 2009

Edition number

11

Pages from–to

67–67

Pages count

1