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COMBUSTION EXPLOSION AND SHOCK WAVES
Volume 46, Issue 2, Pages 237-241Publisher
MAIK NAUKA/INTERPERIODICA/SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10573-010-0035-3
Keywords
electric-pulse sintering; nanostructural composite; electric erosion
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- Russian Academy of Sciences [12, 14]
- Foundation of the President of the Russian Federation for Supporting the Leading Scientific Schools [NSh-4292.2008.1, NSh-1886.2008.1]
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The activities described in the paper are aimed at solving the problem of forming various articles from homogeneous metallic powders of copper and molybdenum, from a mixture of copper, titanium, and boron powders, and from a mixture of the copper powder with uniformly distributed particles of titanium diboride (up to 40 vol.%). The idea is to obtain compacts with the minimumchanges in the initial structure of the material and with high resistance to electric erosion under conditions of high currents. A method of electric-pulse sintering is used, where the compacting process is ensured with one capacitor discharge with a current density of a (c) 3/410(3) A/mm(2) and sintering time of a (c) 1/210(-4) sec. Conditions of sintering of powders pre-compressed by a pressure of several kilobars are studied. The density, microstructure, and phase composition of the sintered samples are examined. The erosion resistance of a Cu/TiB2 porous nanostructural composite is tested on a model erosive plasma accelerator.
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