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Compositional and Processing Determination over Cermets’ Properties Al2O3-Ni with Metallic Admixtures

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It was studied the possibility to obtain cermets with nickel on alumina basis, using conventional methods such as cold pressing and sintering. γ transitional alumina was employed as oxide elemental, due to its OH- groups which have a positive effect to the press, by decreasing the friction forces. There were investigated the Al2O3-Ni cermets in the range where the concentration of the ceramic material is preponderant. Oxide and metallic admixtures were mixed in the powdered blend in order to study their influence on the properties of the cermets. These were characterized by measuring sintering density, hardness, bending strength and fracture toughness. The values of the characteristics are comparable to those reported in literature for non-conventional energetic methods: the sintered density up to 98%TD; the Rockwell hardness up to 40HRC; the bending strength up to 352MPa and the fracture toughness up to 4MPam0.5, function of their composition. The fracture has a mixed character, it is fragile-ductile.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 23)

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59-62

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.23.59

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October 2007

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P. Cârlan, Ionel Chicinaş, C. Ducu, F. Stoica

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Cermet, Cermets Based on Alumina, Metallic Powder, γ-Alumina Powder

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