Corrigendum to “The influence of high energy milling and sintering parameters on reactive sintered (Ti, Mo)C–Ni cermets” [J. Alloys Compd. 636 (2015) 381–386]

Influence of nickel boride addition on sintering behaviour and mechanical properties of TiC–Ni based cermets

“…The gray rims were solid solutions of (Ti,Ni)C, and the bright regions were rich in Ni with some dissolved TiC. This is in good agreement with literature [3,26,27] and was also shown by EDS. The core/rim structure observed in this work is similar to the structure reported by Monteverde et al [28].…”

“…The microstructure shows that TiC particles were homogeneously distributed in Ni/NiB matrix and also shows the core-rim structure embedded with Ni/NiB matrix, which is common in TiC-based cermets produced by conventional technology [3,18,19,26,27]. The dark-gray cores of un-dissolved TiC were precipitation sites for the Ni and (Ti,Ni)C solid solutions.…”