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摘要: 为了有效抑制液相烧结下钨晶粒长大,通过1500 ℃液相烧结制备了ZrC弥散强化重钨合金(WHAs),分析了ZrC质量分数(1%、2%)对WHAs组织以及性能的影响。结果表明,随ZrC质量分数的增加,WHAs相对密度和W−W连接度下降,钨晶粒得到一定程度的细化。当ZrC质量分数为1%时,WHAs强塑性匹配效果最好,合金的相对密度达到了98.4%,钨晶粒尺寸为22.17 μm,屈服强度和抗压强度(40%变形量)分别达到了791 MPa和2179 MPa,相比未添加ZrC的WHAs分别提升了8.35%和38.70%(730 MPa和1570 MPa)。Abstract: To effectively inhibit the growth of tungsten grains during the liquid phase sintering, the ZrC dispersion-strengthened heavy tungsten alloys (WHAs) were prepared by liquid phase sintering at 1500 ℃. The effects of ZrC mass fraction (1% and 2%) on the microstructure and properties of WHAs were analyzed. The results show that, with the increase of ZrC mass fraction, the relative density and W−W contiguity of WHAs decrease, and the tungsten grains are refined to a certain extent. When the ZrC mass fraction is 1%, the strength-ductility matching effect of WHAs is the best, the relative density reaches 98.4%, the tungsten grain size is 22.17 μm, and the yield strength and compressive strength (40% deformation) reach 791 MPa and 2179 MPa, respectively, which are increased by 8.35% and 38.70%, compared with WHAs without ZrC (730 MPa and 1570 MPa).
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表 1 粉末原料晶粒尺寸及纯度
Table 1. Grain size and purity of the raw material powders
原料 晶粒尺寸 / nm 纯度 / % W 100~200 >99.9 NiO 50~100 >99.9 Fe2O3 50~100 >99.9 ZrC 50~100 >99.9 表 2 90W−ZrC合金晶粒尺寸及力学性能
Table 2. Grain size and mechanical properties of the 90W−ZrC alloys
合金 相对密度 / % 平均晶粒尺寸 / μm W−W连接度 平均硬度,HV 压缩屈服强度 / MPa 抗压强度 / MPa 90W 99.0±0.14 23.77 0.431±0.027 302.4±7.3 730 1570(40%变形) 90W−1%ZrC 98.4±0.21 22.17 0.414±0.022 351.3±8.7 791 2179(40%变形) 90W−2%ZrC 97.6±0.24 20.69 0.407±0.0283 380.9±9.4 861 1679(25%变形) -
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