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注射成形钛合金粉末流变特性 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
以Ti?6Al?4V合金粉末为原料,选用60%(质量分数)石蜡、35%低密度聚乙烯和5%硬脂酸为粘结剂配方制备注射成型喂料。采用毛细管流变仪测定喂料的流变参数,分析不同球磨时间、粉末装载量、温度下喂料的流变学性能。结果表明:随着球磨时间的增加,喂料粘度增加,n 值减小;粉末装载量越高,喂料的粘度值越大,而且粘度与粉末装载量满足经验公式: mA ?=?=(1/)/ maxbr φφηηη,经计算,m的值为0.33。粘性流动激活能Ea值随剪切速率的增加而减小。 相似文献
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研究超细98W-1Ni-1Fe粉末的注射成形。系统研究球磨和硬脂酸(SA)添加对粉末特性以及喂料流变行为的影响。结果表明:球磨和SA添加均有效提高喂料的装载量。SA添加可以避免喂料制备过程中粉末与粘结剂间的表面反应,从而缩短混炼时间。SA添加可以降低喂料的粘度,但这种效果随温度升高而逐渐消失,在125℃以上时变为一种不利的效果。SA添加可以降低注射所需的温度。添加SA的粉末喂料在115℃时具有最低的粘度及剪切敏感性,而未加SA的粉末喂料在135℃时才具有最低的粘度及剪切敏感性。同时,添加SA的粉末喂料相比未添加SA的粉末喂料具有较低的温度敏感性及较佳的综合流变性能,因此,更适合于超细98W-1Ni-1Fe粉末的注射成形。 相似文献
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《热加工工艺》2015,(14)
制备了58%粉末装载量、不同粘结剂配比的316L不锈钢粉末注射成形喂料,对比了各粘度模型的应用范围。采用Second Order模型回归了喂料的各项流变参数,分析了剪切速率和温度对喂料粘度的影响。结果表明,Second Order模型适合用于描述实验喂料的流变行为,剪切速率和温度对喂料粘度的影响规律:粘度随剪切速率和温度的升高而降低。该粘结剂体系的最佳配比为65%石蜡、30%低密度聚乙烯及5%硬脂酸,考虑了剪切速率和温度对粘度的影响,其流变行为公式为lnγ=2.1335-0.9717lnγ+0.107T-0.0511(lnγ)2+0.0066T lnγ-0.0005T2。 相似文献
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采用高能球磨技术制备了高氮节镍不锈钢近球形复合粉末,与石蜡基多聚合物组元黏结剂混炼制成金属注射成形喂料,研究了注射喂料的黏度、剪切速率以及温度等对黏度的影响。结果表明:高能球磨能够显著改善高氮不锈钢粉末的工艺特性,球磨60 h得到的粉末颗粒细小,球形度较好,振实密度高,适合用来制作高质量的金属注射成形喂料。其中,粉末装载量为58%的喂料应变敏感因子最小(n=0.45),粘流活化能最低(E=28.70 kJ/mol),综合流变学因子最大(αSTV=2.96),表明该喂料具有最好的综合流变性能,非常适宜进行后续注射成形工艺。 相似文献
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制备了几种不同粉末装载量的97W-2Ni-1Fe重合金注射成形喂料,对这些喂料的流变学行为进行了研究,测量了烧结后产品的力学性能和烧结过程中的收缩。研究结果表明喂料的流变行为可用假塑性体来描述,注射成形所得合金的力学性能优于传统压制/烧结所得合金,当粉末装载量(体积分数,%)为47时合金力学性能最好。成形坯在烧结过程中的收缩基本各向同性,产品的尺寸偏差小。 相似文献
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在金属注射成形(MIM)工艺中,喂料的流变性能直接决定注射坯的质量,进而决定最终制品的力学性能及尺寸精度。评价喂料流变性能的主要指标是粘度以及粘度对应变和温度的敏感性。本文比较研究了三种YT5硬质合金注射成形喂料的粘度与剪切速率、粘度与温度的关系。研究结果表明:复合粘结剂体系50~70%PW+20~30%EO+20~30%LLDPE+5~10%SA与YT5硬质合金粉末形成的注射成形喂料具有最佳的流变性能,其非牛顿指数n和粘流活化能△Eη分别为0.640,37.7 kJ·mol~(-1)·K~(-1)。 相似文献
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Li Yimin Qu Xuanhui Huang Baiyun Qiu Guanghan National Key Laboratory for Powder Metallurgy Central South University of Technology Changsha 《中国有色金属学会会刊》1997,(3)
RHEOLOGICALPROPERTIESOFMETALINVECTIONMOLDINGBINDERANDFEEDSTOCK①LiYimin,QuXuanhui,HuangBaiyun,QiuGuanghanNationalKeyLaboratory... 相似文献
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Effects of milling and active surfactants on rheological behavior of powder injection molding feedstock 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
INTRODUCTIONPowderinjectionmolding (PIM )fitsespeciallyformanufacturingcomplexshapedpartsofcertainal loyswithhighperformance[1 ] .However,duetotheagglomeratedirregularshape,fineparticlesize,highinnerporesandspecificsurfaceareaoftheinitialtungstenpowder,the… 相似文献
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Low energy ball milled W/Cu powders were used for metal injection molding (MIM) in order to overcome the low powder volume
fraction of MIM parts after debinding as well as the inherently poor sinterability of the W-Cu powder compacts. Ball milling
was carried out using commercial fine W and Cu powders to form a powder mixture suitable for injection molding. W powders
showed no change in either size or shape during the milling process, but the ductile Cu powders were easily deformed to a
three-dimensional equiaxed shape, having a particle size comparable to that of W powders. This modification of powder characteristics
by ball milling resulted in an improvement of the solid loading of roughly 58%, maintaining a high and uniform powder packing
density in the feedstock. The densification behavior of W-Cu MIM parts is also discussed on the basis of the relationship
between Cu composition and W particle size. 相似文献
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Sudip K. Samanta Himadri Chattopadhyay Madhab Malhar Godkhindi 《Journal of Materials Processing Technology》2011,211(12):2114-2122
A thorough knowledge of the material properties of the feedstock and binder system is essential for successful powder injection moulding (PIM) as well as for numerical simulation. In view of the above, characterization of a developed binder system and feedstock has been reported in this paper for processing of 316L stainless steel powder through PIM route. The binder system consists of paraffin wax, stearic acid and low-density polyethylene. The feedstock comprises of 316L stainless steel powder and the above binder system. The thermal, physical and rheological characteristics of the binder system and feedstock have been investigated separately along with binder removal technique from the injection-moulded green compact. The thermal characterization revealed the semi-crystalline nature having distinct melting and solidification range for both the binder and feedstock. Data from DSC and TGA show that injection of the feedstock should be carried out above 102 °C (i.e. the upper melting temperature) but below 154 °C as beyond which the binder components paraffin wax and stearic acid start degrading and mould temperature should be below 57 °C. The binder and feedstock are found as shear-thinning fluid as viscosity decreases with the increase in shear strain rate and temperature. However, the viscosity of the binder is more sensitive to shear strain rate and temperature compared to that of the feedstock. 相似文献
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Viscosity of a polyethylene glycol-polymethyl methacrylate (PEG-PMMA) binder and PEG-PMMA/Fe-2Ni feedstock in powder injection molding was measured and calculated. A logarithmic additivity between viscosity of the binder and that of its constituents was found. Other factors, such as temperature, powder loads, content and type of surface-active agents and those of polymers, in relation to rheological properties of feedstock were discussed as well. The results showed that with increasing viscosity of surface-active agent, polymer melt index or temperature, the feedstock viscosity decreased while higher polymer content and powder loading would lead to additional feedstock viscosity. The relationship mentioned above is expressed and effectively explained why the change rate of feedstock viscosity will slow down with the increase of shear rate. 相似文献
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