Metallic Composites, Prepared by Deformation Processing

Abstract:

The main point of successful manufacture of metallic composites by direct bonding of dissimilar materials is achieving a homogeneous interface bonding. Two different types of deformation techniques for fabrication of metal composites were investigated. The first one was developed on the basis of high pressure torsion associated with a high energy impact on the material where part of energy involved can be dissipated via non equilibrium phase transition realization. This deformation due to high shear deformations allows not only to form a nanostructure, but also to bond dissimilar metals. Moreover, this method allows for a relatively short time and in a number of compounds to receive in one step at room temperature monolithic composites of sufficient size to certify the structure and properties. The second technique is diffusion bonding which integrate one material with the other by pressure under high temperature. In order to clarify the bonding mechanism by plastic deformation of dissimilar materials, the microstructural and some mechanical properties were studied in the processed samples.

• Periodical: Materials Science Forum (Volume 1016)
• Pages: 1759-1764
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.1016.1759
• Online since: January 2021
• Authors: Galia F. Korznikova, Alexander P. Zhilyaev*, Aygul A. Sarkeeva, Ramil Ya. Lutfullin, Ruslan U. Shayahmetov, Gulnara R. Khalikova, Rinat Kh. Khisamov, Konstantin S. Nazarov, Radik Mulyukov
• Keywords: Composite, Diffusion Bonding, High Pressure Torsion, Multilayer Composite

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