Revealing the mechanism of extraordinary ductility in the 75W-25Cu composite at elevated temperatures

Published: 20 March 2024| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/m3snmj3zwy.1
Contributor:
Mi Zhang

Description

The density of the 75W-25Cu composite is measured using Archimedes' immersion method in anhydrous ethanol. In Fig.1, The SEM images show the content and phase distribution of the initial 75W-25Cu composite. The Fig.2 shows the tensile properties of 75W-25Cu composite at ambient and elevated temperatures. Fig.3 is the fracture morphology of 75W-25Cu composite at 25 ℃, 200 ℃ and 1000 ℃. In Figs.4-6, EBSD, TEM and ECCI are conducted to investigate the mechanism of the atypical increase of the fracture strain at 200 ℃. Fig.7 shows the stress and strain partitioning between the W and Cu phases. The high-temperature mechanical properties of W-Cu composites are summarized in Fig.8.

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Institutions

Beihang University

Categories

Copper, Mechanical Property, Dislocation

Funding

National Natural Science Foundation

No.52103358

National Natural Science Foundation

No.52301126

Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province

No. BK20210726

Science Center for Gas Turbine Project

No. P2021-A-Ⅳ-001-003

Career Development Fund

No. C222812017

Young Individual Research Grant

No. M22K3c0096

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