Net-shape compaction of a nanocrystalline ball-milled commercial Fe-1.5 wt pct Mo powder was done via spark plasma sintering (SPS) and capacitor discharge sintering (CDS). A detailed microstructure analysis, performed by X-ray diffraction–whole powder pattern modeling (XRD-WPPM), shows that CDS, owing to the faster sintering conditions, retains a much finer and more uniform microstructure with dislocations uniformly distributed inside the nanocrys- talline grains. Conversely, SPS causes dislocations to pile up and extensive grain growth to occur, especially when high sintering temperatures are employed.
Dislocation configurations in nanocrystalline FeMo sintered components
Scardi, Paolo;D'Incau, Mirco;Leoni, Matteo;
2010-01-01
Abstract
Net-shape compaction of a nanocrystalline ball-milled commercial Fe-1.5 wt pct Mo powder was done via spark plasma sintering (SPS) and capacitor discharge sintering (CDS). A detailed microstructure analysis, performed by X-ray diffraction–whole powder pattern modeling (XRD-WPPM), shows that CDS, owing to the faster sintering conditions, retains a much finer and more uniform microstructure with dislocations uniformly distributed inside the nanocrys- talline grains. Conversely, SPS causes dislocations to pile up and extensive grain growth to occur, especially when high sintering temperatures are employed.File in questo prodotto:
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