1982
DOI: 10.1007/bf00800619
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Relation between combustion parameters and phase diagram for the systems Ti-Co and Ti-Ni

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“…As the NiTi content was continually increased, an additional shade of gray appeared, especially in the upper layers of the FGM that corresponds to Ni 3 Ti. Formation of all three Ni-Ti intermetallics is common when employing combustion synthesis for production of NiTi, especially when using the propagating mode (SHS) [37,38]. Phase analysis of the Ni-Ti-C system shows coexistence of Ni 3 Ti with NiTi and TiC as well as NiTi 2 with NiTi and TiC [39].…”
Section: Chemical and Phase Characteristics Of The Fgmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the NiTi content was continually increased, an additional shade of gray appeared, especially in the upper layers of the FGM that corresponds to Ni 3 Ti. Formation of all three Ni-Ti intermetallics is common when employing combustion synthesis for production of NiTi, especially when using the propagating mode (SHS) [37,38]. Phase analysis of the Ni-Ti-C system shows coexistence of Ni 3 Ti with NiTi and TiC as well as NiTi 2 with NiTi and TiC [39].…”
Section: Chemical and Phase Characteristics Of The Fgmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some studies were focused on establishing the relationship between SHS and phase diagrams. It was found [6,7] that the products formed in the Ti-Co and Ti-Ni systems strictly corresponded to liquidus curves (Fig. 4).…”
Section: Structure Formation In Combustion Productsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…In the matrix of all Ni 50−x Ti 50 La x alloys, the ratio of Ti and Ni atoms is very close to 1. According to the phase diagram of Ti-Ni binary alloys, the matrix is likely to be a near-equiatomic TiNi phase [16]. In all bright precipitates of the Ni 50−x Ti 50 La x alloys, only La and Ni are detected, and the atomic ratio of La:Ni is also close to 1:1.…”
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confidence: 99%