1986
DOI: 10.1007/bf01144729
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Combustion synthesis of titanium carbide: Theory and experiment

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“…As indicated, Tc increases with the increase in the C/Ti ratio, reaches a maximum value at C/Ti = 1.0 and then slightly decreases at C/Ti = 1.2. This variation tendency is consistent with the theoretical prediction for the dependence of adiabatic temperature on the C/Ti stoichiometry, 1) despite the fact that the real experimental temperatures are much lower than the adiabatic ones due to considerable heat loss. The maximum heating rate, derived from the time-temperature curves, also increases with increasing the C/Ti ratio and thus turns to be nearly constant at C/Ti = 1.0 and 1.2.…”
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confidence: 79%
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“…As indicated, Tc increases with the increase in the C/Ti ratio, reaches a maximum value at C/Ti = 1.0 and then slightly decreases at C/Ti = 1.2. This variation tendency is consistent with the theoretical prediction for the dependence of adiabatic temperature on the C/Ti stoichiometry, 1) despite the fact that the real experimental temperatures are much lower than the adiabatic ones due to considerable heat loss. The maximum heating rate, derived from the time-temperature curves, also increases with increasing the C/Ti ratio and thus turns to be nearly constant at C/Ti = 1.0 and 1.2.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Holt and Munir reported that substantial gases such as carbon monoxide were evolved when the Ti-C compact was combusted in a vacuum chamber. 1) In this sense, it is the substoichimetric TiC rather than the stoichimetric TiC that was developed. Figure 7 shows the typical time-temperature plots during SHS in the Ti-C samples (C/Ti = 1.0) with different graphite particle sizes and Table 1 gives the maximum combustion temperatures of the Ti-C samples with different graphite particle sizes and C/ Ti ratios.…”
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“…In our experiment, we found that the CS reactions did not propagate when the quantity of diluent exceeded the optimum quantity. Munir [8] had published the following empirical rule for the CS reaction: The CS reaction can self-propagate only if the adiabatic temperature (T ad ) ≥ 1800 K. In addition, Holt [26] had validated T ad would decrease gradually with an increase in diluent additives. Owing to lack of thermodynamic data on β-SiAlON, we could not calculate the exact value of T ad in our experiment.…”
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“…This choice is basically motivated by the largest number of papers devoted to Ti-C than to other carbide systems mentioned above. 32 It then obviously follows that all the parameters involved in the numerical simulations refer to the Ti-C system (see Part II 27 ). The system thermodynamics is accounted for by the phase diagram reported in Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%