Influence of KF Concentration on the Coating Performance of SiCn/Mg Composites

Yun Long Zhang; Yu Min Zhang; Zhi Qiu Huang; Ping Liao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.997.461

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Influence of KF Concentration on the Coating Performance of SiC_n/Mg Composites

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The network SiC ceramics was prepared by organic foam impregnation and pressure-less sintering technology. The co-continuous SiC_n/Mg composites were fabricated by vacuum infiltration methods. The results proved that coarse surface was observed on the surface of SiC network ceramics, which was helpful for interface reaction of metal alloy during impregnation process. The continuous interface can be formed in the SiC_n/Mg composites. KF concentration had more important influence on coatings morphologies and polarization behaviors of SiC_n/Mg composites during micro-arc oxidation process.Key words: Interpenetrating, Ceramic Coatings, Micro-arc Oxidation

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Yun Long Zhang, Yu Min Zhang, Zhi Qiu Huang, Ping Liao*

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Ceramic Coatings, Interpenetrating, Micro-Arc Oxidation

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