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Room-temperature dry sliding wear behavior of γ-Ni/Mo2Ni3Si metal silicide “in situ” composites
Authors:Y.W. Xu  H.M. Wang  
Affiliation:

aLaboratory of Laser Materials Processing and Manufacturing, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Beihang University (formerly Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics), 37 Xueyuan Road, Beijing 100083, China

Abstract:Ni-base solid solution (γ) toughened Mo2Ni3Si metal silicide “in situ” composites were fabricated with different volume fraction of Mo2Ni3Si primary dendrite uniformly distributed in irregular Mo2Ni3Si/γ eutectic matrix. Results of room-temperature dry sliding wear tests indicated that the composite with a medium volume fraction of primary Mo2Ni3Si phase possessed the best wear resistance by optimum combination of the unique mechanical property of Laves phase Mo2Ni3Si and toughening effect of ductile γ phase. The primary wear mechanism is microplowing and soft-abrasion of the interdendritic Mo2Ni3Si/γ and subsequent brittle fracture of the hard Mo2Ni3Si primary dendrites. Ductile γ phase provided good toughening effect to Mo2Ni3Si Laves phase during dry sliding wear process.
Keywords:Intermetallics   Metal matrix composites   Laser processing   Mechanical properties
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