Influence of Solid Fraction on Structure of QTi3.5-15/Graghite Slurry
PengZHANG, YunhuiDU, HanwuLIU, DabenZENG, dianzhongCUI, LiminBA
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PengZHANG, YunhuiDU, HanwuLIU, DabenZENG, dianzhongCUI, LiminBA
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The electromagnetic-mechanical stirring technology was used to prepare QTi3.5-15/graghite slurry. The distribution of graphite particles in QTi3.5-15/graghite slurry was studied using cold quenching method. The results show that solid fraction of QTi3.5-15/graphite slurry increases with the decreasing of stirring temperature. There is a linear relationship between solid fraction and stirring temperature. With the increasing of solid fraction, the distribution of graphite particles in slurry becomes uniform gradually. When the solid fraction is larger than 45%, the rising of graphite particles in slurry can be restricted, and QTi3.5-15/graghite slurry with uniform distribution of graphite particles can be prepared.
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The electromagnetic-mechanical stirring technology was used to prepare QTi3.5-15/graghite slurry. The distribution of graphite particles in QTi3.5-15/graghite slurry was studied using cold quenching method. The results show that solid fraction of QTi3.5-15/graphite slurry increases with the decreasing of stirring temperature. There is a linear relationship between solid fraction and stirring temperature. With the increasing of solid fraction, the distribution of graphite particles in slurry becomes uniform gradually. When the solid fraction is larger than 45%, the rising of graphite particles in slurry can be restricted, and QTi3.5-15/graghite slurry with uniform distribution of graphite particles can be prepared.
Key concepts: Slurry, Graphite, Fraction (chemistry), Materials science, Mass fraction, Quenching (fluorescence), Metallurgy, Composite material