journal article·2021-02-01Open access

Effect of Si element on the interfacial reaction of Ti3SiC2 reinforced Al matrix aomposites

Jianbo Zhang, Yiming Jin, Xucun Man, Hao Zeng, Jinping Liu, Xuehui Zhang

Materials Research Express· Volume 8· Issue 2

Abstract

Abstract The interfacial reaction behavior of Ti3SiC2/Al andTi3SiC2/Al-10si matrix composites at high temperature was studied by XRD and SEM. The results showed that the reaction between Ti3SiC2 and Al matrix is {Ti}3{SiC}2+Al→TiCx+Si+{Al}3Ti. Ti3SiC2 particles in the Ti3SiC2/Al composite were almost completely reacted after 700 °C/1 h treatment, whilea large amount of Ti3SiC2 particles still existed in the Ti3SiC2/Al-10Si composite under the same treatment condition. In addition, the friction coefficient and wear amount of Ti3SiC2/Al composite were 0.54 and 0.167 g, respectively, and that in Ti3SiC2/Al-10Simatrix composites were 0.29 and 0.019 g. According to the critical condition of ΔG = 0, it is calculated that when the activity of Si is greater than 0.57, the interfacial reaction between Ti3SiC2 and Al matrix is inhibited.
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OpenAlex topics: MXene and MAX Phase Materials · Aluminum Alloys Composites Properties · Advanced ceramic materials synthesis

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