Fabrication and characterization of Ti–Cu clad materials by indirect extrusion

Lee, J S; Son, Hyeon Taek; Oh, Ik-Hyun; Kang, Chang Seog; Yun, Cheol-Ho; Lim, Seong‐Sik; Kwon, Hyouk Chon

doi:10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2006.11.144

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“…The use of these materials provides for a combination of mechanical and physical properties of their constituent components [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. On the other hand, in the course of their manufacture and during their further service we are often faced with the problems of interaction of heterogeneous materials.…”

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Structure and diffusion processes in laminated composites of a Cu–Ti system

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Characteristics of diffusion transformations in a multi-layer composite of a Cu-Ti system, which was produced by high-temperature diffusion welding followed by rolling at room temperature, are reported. It is shown that phase-formation at the layer boundaries in this system at the temperature below 823 K is determined by diffusion along the inner surfaces of these boundaries; while above this temperature it is controlled by bulk diffusion.

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“…A different scenario can take place in a Cu-Ti system [6]. A characteristic feature of interaction between copper and titanium is a limited mutual solubility and a possibility (according to the equilibrium phase diagram) of forming intermetallic compounds [10].…”

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Structure and diffusion processes in laminated composites of a Cu–Ti system

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“…The use of clad material as a structural material is increasing in many industries because it has material properties that cannot be obtained from a single material [1,2]. Metal composite wire is a kind of clad composite material, which uses metal material as the core, with the outer layer coating or plating a good conductive copper or aluminum.…”

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Stress and Strain Analysis and Microstructure of Al/Cu Clad Composite Fabricated by Cold Extrusion

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StreSS and StraIn analySIS and MIcroStructure oF al/cu clad coMpoSIte FabrIcated by cold extruSIonA five-zone describing model for extrusion of aluminum/copper clad composite was established. Stress and strain were also analyzed by finite element method. The distribution rules of grain size were researched by critical shear strain theory, and zoning phenomenon of grain size was discovered. The grain size of deformed aluminum material becomes gradually finer from center to the interface. The grain size is much fine and the critical shear strain reaches the maximum value in the interface. The grain size of copper material reduces gradually from center to both the interface and exterior surface, which is caused by the higher value of critical shear strain in the interface and exterior surface. The analysis results were verified by microstructure observation and mechanical properties test, indicating that the distribution of grain size for cold extrusion forming can be interpreted by critical shear strain theory.

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“…Up to now, many preparation methods, such as roll boding [3,4], explosive cladding [5,6], extrusion cladding [7] and continuous casting [8][9][10], have been developed for bimetals. Among all the above mentioned methods, continuous casting is a promising technique with good metallurgical bonding, low cost and high efficiency.…”

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