Interpenetrating Network Metal-Ceramic FGM – Preparation and Properties

Matthias Neukam; Monika Willert-Porada

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.631-632.471

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Interpenetrating Network Metal-Ceramic FGM – Preparation and Properties

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A new method for processing large flat compositionally graded metal-ceramic parts with connected interpenetrating metal and ceramic network is described. Based on powder metallurgical methods, a metal foam is obtained by slip casting of metal powder slurries on a polyurethane foam, and used as preform to achieve a metallic interpenetration within the composite. The porous metallic preform is infiltrated with a ceramic slip and co-sintered. The metallic part is made from Ni-Cr-alloy, or the P/M superalloy Saratherm 2 and Nimonic 90, the ceramic consists of pure 8Y-ZrO2 or zirconia mixed with ZrSiO4. Composites of nominal same composition sintered without the metal foam preform show no metallic interpenetration.

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Matthias Neukam, Monika Willert-Porada

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Interpenetrating Network (IPN), Metal Foam, Nickel-Based Alloy, Zirconia

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