Influence of Sever Plastic Deformation on the Consolidation Behavior of Al-SiC Mixed Powder

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Abstract: Oxidized and non-oxidized SiC particulates were mixed with Al powder respectively and the two kinds of mixed powders were consolidated at 250°C by equal channel angular pressing and torsion (ECAP-T), which belongs to severe plastic deformation. The interfacial bondings of as-consolidated composites were characterized by SEM images, corrosion morphology and fracture morphology. The results show that after severe plastic deformation, the interfacial bonding between non-oxidized SiC and Al is a kind of mechanical bonding and the consolidation is not firm enough so that the composite has a weak corrosion resistance and its tensile sample has a brittle fracture. However, the composite containing oxidized SiC has a dense microstructure, high corrosion resistance, ductile fracture due to the metallurgical interface.

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