Preparation of Tungsten-Epoxy Composites and FGMs with Density Gradient

Lian Meng Zhang; Ming Gao; Guo Qiang Luo; Zhuo Chen; Qiang Shen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.631-632.461

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Preparation of Tungsten-Epoxy Composites and FGMs with Density Gradient

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FGMs with density gradient are of great interest in field of dynamic high-pressure physics. In this paper, tungsten particles reinforced epoxy resin composites, and FGMs with density gradient were prepared by calendering technique. Microstructures of tungsten-epoxy composites with various tungsten contents were analyzed, and the density distribution of the FGMs was characterized. The results show that the distribution of tungsten particles in tungsten-epoxy composites is homogeneous, and the combination of tungsten particles with epoxy matrix is good. The density of tungsten-epoxy composites varies from 1.26gcm-3 to 4.0gcm-3, and the thickness of each layer is about 200μm. Tungsten-epoxy FGMs with density gradient were obtained by laminating thin layers of tungsten-epoxy composites with different tungsten contents. The highly enough bonding strength between these transition layers and good parallelism were achieved. The density distribution of the tungsten-epoxy FGMs can meet the demand of the power function equation of density and thickness.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 631-632)

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Lian Meng Zhang, Ming Gao, Guo Qiang Luo, Zhuo Chen, Qiang Shen

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Calendering, FGMs with Density Gradient, Tungsten-Epoxy Composites

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