High-frequency induction heated sintering of High-energy ball milled TiC0.5N0.5 powders and mechanical properties of the sintered products

Kim, Wonbaek; Suh, Chang–Yul; Roh, Ki‐Min; Lim, Joo Won; Lee, Sujeong; Du, Song-Lee; Shon, In-Jin

doi:10.1016/j.ceramint.2012.06.068

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“…Porosity in binderless TiCN ceramics is associated with lower relative densities, which promotes the formation of cleavages in fractured surfaces. This agrees with a recent study by Kim et al [51]. The micrograph displayed in Fig.…”

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Insight into tribological and corrosion behaviour of binderless TiCxNy ceramic composites processed via pulsed electric current sintering technique

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Ceramics International

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Insight into tribological and corrosion behaviour of binderless TiCxNy ceramic composites processed via pulsed electric current sintering technique

Mekgwe

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“…Nanocrystalline materials have been extensively studied in order to produce advanced materials that have improved physical and mechanical properties [2,3], such as high strength and hardness as well as excellent ductility and toughness [4,5]. Recently, nanocrystalline powders have been developed using thermochemical and thermomechanical processes such as the spray conversion process (SCP), co-precipitation, and highenergy milling [6][7][8].…”

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Enhanced properties of nanostructured ZrO2–graphene composites rapidly sintered via high-frequency induction heating

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2015

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“…They produced dense and nano crystalline (W,Ti)C and (W,T)C-NiAl3 hard materials in very short sintering times (<3 min). Kim et al (2013b) investigated High-frequency induction heated sintering of High-energy ball milled TiC0.5N0.5 powders and the mechanical properties of the sintered products.…”

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The evaluation of different environments in ultra-high frequency induction sintered powder metal compacts

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2015

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ABSTRACT:The application of the iron based Powder Metal (PM) compacts in Ultra-High Frequency Induction Sintering (UHFIS) was reviewed for different environments. The three different environments: atmosphere, argon and vacuum were applied to the PM compacts. Iron based PM compacts were sintered at 1120 °C for a total of 550 seconds by using induction sintering machines with 2.8 kW power and 900 kHz frequency. Micro structural properties, densities, roughness and micro hardness values were obtained for all environments. The results were compared with each other. RESUMEN: Evaluación de diferentes ambientes en la sinterización de aleaciones pulvimetalúrgicas consolidadas por inducción de ultra-alta frecuencia.Este trabajo comprende una revisión de la aplicación de la inducción de ultra-alta frecuencia (UHFIS) en la sinterización de aleaciones pulvimetalúrgicas de base hierro para diferentes ambientes. Los tres ambientes estudiados son: atmósfera, argón y vacío aplicados a material ya consolidado. Aleaciones base hierro ya compactadas se sinterizan a temperaturas de 1120 °C durante 550 segundos por medio de máquinas de sinterizado por inducción de potencia de 2,8 kW y 900 kHz de frecuencia. Se compararán las propiedades microestructurales, y los valores obtenidos de densidad, rugosidad y microdureza para todos los ambientes estudiados.

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High-frequency induction heated sintering of High-energy ball milled TiC0.5N0.5 powders and mechanical properties of the sintered products

Cited by 12 publications

References 16 publications

Insight into tribological and corrosion behaviour of binderless TiCxNy ceramic composites processed via pulsed electric current sintering technique

Insight into tribological and corrosion behaviour of binderless TiCxNy ceramic composites processed via pulsed electric current sintering technique

Enhanced properties of nanostructured ZrO2–graphene composites rapidly sintered via high-frequency induction heating

The evaluation of different environments in ultra-high frequency induction sintered powder metal compacts

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