Reaction Sintering of NiTi-Ti2Ni-TiC under Cubic High Pressure

Rui Song Yang; Ming Tian Li; Fang Wei Luo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.143-144.703

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Reaction Sintering of NiTi-Ti₂Ni-TiC under Cubic High Pressure

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In this paper, NiTi-Ti2Ni-TiC composite powders were first prepared by in-situ reaction in molten salt and then sintered by a cubic high pressure apparatus under 8 GPa to produce bulk composite material at a short time. It was found that the composite was composed of TiC particles embedded in NiTi-Ti2Ni matrix, in which the Ti2Ni encapsulated TiC particles. The martensitic transformation of the NiTi matrix was evidenced by differential scanning calorimetry analysis. The research on the sintering mechanism shows that there may be a reaction like TiC +Ti2Ni 􀃆 Ti2C + NiTi existing under the pressure up to 8 GPa

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Rui Song Yang, Ming Tian Li, Fang Wei Luo

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Cubic High Pressure, Martensitic Transformation (MT), Molten Salt, Sintering

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