Development of TiB2-Based Cermets with Fe-Mo Binder

A. Panasuk; A. Umanskyi; Maryna Storozhenko; V. Akopyan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.527.9

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Preface

The Production of High Density Cast Iron Tubes by Horizontally Continuous Casting
p.3

Development of TiB₂-Based Cermets with Fe-Mo Binder
p.9

Mechanical Properties of Kaolin during Heating
p.14

Reactive Sintering of ZrC-TiC Composites
p.20

Incorporation of Magnesium Ions into Synthetic Hydroxyapatite: Synthesis and Characterization
p.26

Preparation of TiB₂-TiN and TiN-B Powders and their Processing
p.32

Processing and Characterization of Porous Silica-Ag-Nanoparticle Composites Produced by Pulsed Electric Current Sintering
p.38

Structure and Properties of Recycled Aromatic Thermoplastic Polyester Nanocomposites
p.44

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Development of TiB₂-Based Cermets with Fe-Mo Binder

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In this study, the wettability and interaction of TiB₂ with melted iron and iron-molybdenum alloys have been investigated. The wetting contact angles were determined, the structure and phase composition of the drops have been investigated by the methods of energy dispersive X-ray microanalysis. The results showed that TiB₂–(Fe-13%Mo) system prove to be an optimum one for the new cermets production because of good wetting and minimal interaction between components. The TiB₂-(Fe-13wt.%Mo) cermets were produced by sintering in vacuum. The influence of initial TiB₂ particles size on the structure formation of the cermets above has been established.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 527)

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A. Panasuk, A. Umanskyi, Maryna Storozhenko, V. Akopyan

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Cermet, Iron-Molybdenum Alloy, Metal Binder, Structure, Titanium Diboride, Wetting

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