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Reuther, H.

doi:10.1023/a:1012693314995

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“…They are useful for protective coatings, which are abrasive, erosion and cavitation resistant [1,3]. They have high elastic modulus and yield strength up to about 923 K [2,4,5] and high electrical resistivity which rises with temperature [6].…”

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Technological plasticity studies of the FeAl intermetallic phase-based alloy

Kupka

2004

Intermetallics

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Technological plasticity studies of the FeAl intermetallic phase-based alloy

Kupka

2004

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“…The intermediate compound Fe 2 Al is unstable. 3 The mechanical properties of these alloys can be improved by reinforcing them with particles such as TiC. Homogeneous distribution of MC carbide enhances the high temperature strength of iron aluminide compound.…”

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Combustion synthesis of Fe–Al/TiC composite powders and effect of Al content on its characteristics

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In this work, combustion synthesis of ferrotitanium-Al-C powder mixtures with different compositions was carried out to synthesise Fe-Al/TiC composites. Differential thermal analysis was performed on the precursor powder from ambient temperature to 1673 K at a heating rate of 30 K min 21 . Phase development and structural changes were investigated by X-ray diffraction technique and scanning electron microscopy. The results showed that no trace of TiAl x (x51, 3) was formed in all samples, and the reaction of (Ti-Fe)-Al-C system took place in the following two steps: first, molten Al and Fe reacted exothermically to form Fe-Al intermetallic compound. Second, the produced heat melted the ferrotitanium with lower Fe content and resulted in a liquid containing Ti, Fe, Al and C. TiC formed in all samples, but depending on the Al content, different phases containing FeAl 2 , FeAl, Fe 3 Al, Fe 3 AlC x and a-Fe formed as phases of matrix. The mixture with the lower Al content gave out a higher combustion temperature.

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