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Effect of molybdenum on interfacial properties of titanium carbide reinforced Fe composite

Journal of Materials Science & Technology 2022年第12期107卷 252-258页

作者： seungchan cho Junghwan Kim Ilguk Jo Jae Hyun Park Jaekwang Lee Hyun-Uk Hong Bong Ho Lee Wook Ryol Hwang Dong-Woo Suh Sang-Kwan Lee Sang-Bok Lee Composites Research Division Korea Institute of Materials Science(KIMS)Changwon 51508South Korea Advanced Materials Engineering Dong-Eui UniversityBusan 47340South Korea Department of Aerospace and Software Engineering Gyeongsang National UniversityJinju 52828South Korea Department of Physics Pusan National UniversityBusan 46241South Korea Department of Materials Convergence and System Engineering Changwon National UniversityChangwon 51140South Korea Center for Core Research Facilities Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and TechnologyDaegu 42988South Korea School of Mechanical Engineering Gyeongsang National UniversityJinju 52828South Korea Graduate Institute of Ferrous Technology Pohang University of Science and TechnologyGyeongbuk 37673South Korea

This study shows that the mechanical strength of the composite of Fe matrix and titanium carbide(Ti C)ceramic particles is significantly enhanced with addition of molybdenum(Mo) atoms. Ti C reinforced Fe(Fe-0.2C-7Mn) composites with and without Mo were fabricated by a liquid pressing infiltration(LPI)process and the effect of Mo on interfacial properties of TiC–Fe composite was investigated using atomic probe tomography(APT) analysis, molecular dynamics(MD) simulations, first-principle density functional theory(DFT), and thermodynamic calculations. First, DFT calculations showed that total energies of the Mo-doped Ti C–Fe superlattices strongly depend on the position of Mo defects, and are minimized when the Mo atom is located at the TiC/Fe interface, supporting the probable formation of MoC-like interphase at the TiC/Fe interface region. Then, APT analysis confirmed the DFT predictions by finding that about6.5 wt.% Mo is incorporated in the Ti C–Fe(Mo) composite and that sub-micrometer thick(Ti,Mo)C interphase is indeed formed near the interface. The MD simulations show that Mo atoms migrate to the Mo-free TiC–Fe interface at elevated temperatures and the mechanical strength of the interface is considerably enhanced, which is in good agreement with experimental observations.

关键词： Metal matrix composites(MMCs) Titanium carbide Fe matrix composite Infiltration Molybdenum Interfacial property

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