Influence of Mesostructure on Mechanical Property of Laminated Ti–Al Composites
Shaoyuan Lyu, Yanbo Sun, Lei Ren, Wenlong Xiao, Chaoli Ma
Abstract
Shaoyuan Lyu, Yanbo Sun, Lei Ren, Wenlong Xiao, Chaoli Ma
Abstract
Laminated Ti–Al composite sheets with different mesostructures have been fabricated through hot pressing. The influence of mesostructure on mechanical properties of the composite is investigated. The results indicate that with the increase of sintering temperature, different mesostructures of composite are obtained, that is, laminated Ti/Ti–Al composite, laminated Ti3Al/TiAl composite, and monolithic Ti3Al/TiAl composite. The mechanical properties tests reveal that laminated Ti/Ti–Al composite exhibits better comprehensive mechanical properties, including flexural strength, fracture toughness, and microhardness, than those of laminated Ti3Al/TiAl composite and monolithic Ti3Al/TiAl composite. The fracture analysis shows that the propagation route of crack is zigzag for Ti/Ti–Al composite, curving for laminated Ti3Al/TiAl composite, and approximately a straight line for monolithic Ti3Al/TiAl composite. The relevant strengthening and toughening mechanism of the composites is discussed.
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Laminated Ti–Al composite sheets with different mesostructures have been fabricated through hot pressing. The influence of mesostructure on mechanical properties of the composite is investigated. The results indicate that with the increase of sintering temperature, different mesostructures of composite are obtained, that is, laminated Ti/Ti–Al composite, laminated Ti3Al/TiAl composite, and monolithic Ti3Al/TiAl composite. The mechanical properties tests reveal that laminated Ti/Ti–Al composite exhibits better comprehensive mechanical properties, including flexural strength, fracture toughness, and microhardness, than those of laminated Ti3Al/TiAl composite and monolithic Ti3Al/TiAl composite. The fracture analysis shows that the propagation route of crack is zigzag for Ti/Ti–Al composite, curving for laminated Ti3Al/TiAl composite, and approximately a straight line for monolithic Ti3Al/TiAl composite. The relevant strengthening and toughening mechanism of the composites is discussed.
Key concepts: Materials science, Composite number, Composite material, Flexural strength, Fracture toughness, Indentation hardness, Microstructure