Synthesis of NiAl-TiC nanocomposite during mechanical alloying of Ni–Ti–Al–C powder mixture
Majid Zarezadeh Mehrizi, hossein jalali, Reza Haji Ali Beygi, Mohammad Velashjerdi
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Majid Zarezadeh Mehrizi, hossein jalali, Reza Haji Ali Beygi, Mohammad Velashjerdi
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The formation mechanism of NiAl-TiC nanocomposite during mechanical alloying of Ni–Ti–Al-C powder mixture was evaluated. The sequence of reactions during milling was obtained by DTA. Also, x-ray analysis was used for phase development, and morphological and microstructural evaluations were carried out by SEM and TEM electron microscopes. The results showed that after 5 h milling, NiAl and TiC x were formed, and no change in the phase composition was seen by prolongation of milling time to 40 h. The XRD results showed that no reaction took place until 3 h ball milling. DTA analysis of 3 h milled powder showed a broad exothermic peak at temperature range 850 °C–950 °C related to the simultaneous formation of NiAl and TiC. Morphological characterization by TEM confirmed that the final microstructure consisted of NiAl-TiC nanocomposite.
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The formation mechanism of NiAl-TiC nanocomposite during mechanical alloying of Ni–Ti–Al-C powder mixture was evaluated. The sequence of reactions during milling was obtained by DTA. Also, x-ray analysis was used for phase development, and morphological and microstructural evaluations were carried out by SEM and TEM electron microscopes. The results showed that after 5 h milling, NiAl and TiC x were formed, and no change in the phase composition was seen by prolongation of milling time to 40 h. The XRD results showed that no reaction took place until 3 h ball milling. DTA analysis of 3 h milled powder showed a broad exothermic peak at temperature range 850 °C–950 °C related to the simultaneous formation of NiAl and TiC. Morphological characterization by TEM confirmed that the final microstructure consisted of NiAl-TiC nanocomposite.
Key concepts: Nial, Materials science, Nanocomposite, Exothermic reaction, Microstructure, Ball mill, Metallurgy, Intermetallic