Characterization of Simultaneously Gas Atomized Ti/TiC Composite Powders

Tze Yang Yeh; Kuo Yuan Peng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.704.302

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Characterization of Simultaneously Gas Atomized Ti/TiC Composite Powders

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Metallic composite materials are mainly manufactured by powder metallurgy (PM) or casting, with reinforced ceramic particulates dispersed in a metal matrix. The current study presents an investigation with respect to simultaneously gas-atomized spherical Ti/TiC composite powders. Various analytical methods are used to characterize the gas-atomized Ti/TiC composite powders, including XRD, laser particle size analysis, flow rate tests, apparent density and tap density tests, SEM, and alike. The spherical Ti/TiC composite powders will be further laser sintered at the next stage to utilize mechanical properties testing.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 704)

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Tze Yang Yeh*, Kuo Yuan Peng

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Additive Manufacturing, Gas Atomization, Ti/TiC Composites

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