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Criteria of the Critical State of the Ni-Al System during Mechanical Activation

Journal

COMBUSTION EXPLOSION AND SHOCK WAVES
Volume 46, Issue 4, Pages 457-463

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CONSULTANTS BUREAU/SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10573-010-0060-2

Keywords

mechanical activation; stresses of the second kind; coherent scattering region; NiAl intermetallide; amorphization

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The influence of mechanical activation on the structural state and reactivity of a Ni-Al powder mixture is studied. Mechanical activation of the Ni-Al mixture is demonstrated to have an induction period that involves accumulation of deformation defects of the crystal structure of the species; the NiAl phase of the reaction product is not yet registered in this period. Partial amorphization of aluminum increasing the system reactivity is revealed. Based on results of a diffraction analysis, a quantitative criterion of the state of the species during their activation is proposed: the value of stresses of the second kind. The system becomes unstable and autogenerates a synthesis reaction when microstresses are accumulated in the initial material to the level of the yield stress of the corresponding substance.

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