1. Structure and properties of alumina-reinforced copper matrix composites prepared by powder metallurgy at different sintering temperatures.
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Hu, Baisong, Wang, Jiheng, Zhou, Hu, and Liu, Hengyi
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In this paper, alumina-reinforced copper-based composite materials were prepared by using the electroless plating method to coat copper powder with a layer of silver and then combining the solution sol method and powder metallurgy method. The results show that recrystallized structures and twins appear in composite materials after high-temperature sintering. As the sintering temperature increases, the ratio of recrystallized structures and twins gradually decreases, and straight coherent Σ3 annealing twins appear in the structure, the number of high-angle grain boundaries decreased, the number of small-angle grain boundaries continues to increase, the average grain size increased from 3.89 to 4.83μm, the tensile strength increased from 156MPa to 167.5MPa, the maximum elongation was 9.4%, and the density increased from 6.81g/cm3 increased to 7.62g/cm3, the porosity dropped from 13.3% to 5.5%, the conductivity increased from 60.3% IACS to 73.2% IACS, the maximum hardness value was 68.71 HV, the best performance of the composite was achieved by sintering at 900°C with the tensile strength and elongation are 163MPa and 9%, respectively, the conductivity is 68.9% IACS, and the density is 7.35g/cm3. Its fracture surface shows mostly ductile features. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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