Finite-Element Simulations of Residual Stresses Developed in Ti₃AlC₂ Diffusion Bonds with a Si Interlayer

Abstract:

The distributions of the residual stress in Ti3AlC2/Si/Ti3AlC2 diffusion bonded joints were studied using finite element method (FEM) considering the properties of reaction product. The effect of thickness of reaction layer on the residual stress was also investigated. The results indicate that the gradients of the residual stress are great near the joint edge. The maximal residual stress produces at the reaction layer adjacent to the interface of the Ti3Al(Si)C2 solid solution and Ti3AlC2, which can have a great effect on joint strength. With the increase of reaction layer thickness, the magnitudes of the residual stress decrease.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volume 177)
• Pages: 161-164
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.177.161
• Online since: December 2010
• Authors: X.H. Yin, H.D. Wang
• Keywords: Diffusion Bond, Residual Stress, Ti₃AlC₂

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