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Reactive sintering of molybdenum alumino-silicide and its oxidation resistance

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Title: Reactive sintering of molybdenum alumino-silicide and its oxidation resistance
Authors: MATSUURA, Kiyotaka Browse this author →KAKEN DB
OHMI, Tatsuya Browse this author →KAKEN DB
KUDOH, Masayuki Browse this author
KAKUHASHI, Takashi Browse this author
HASEGAWA, Tohru Browse this author
Keywords: powder metalurgy
reactive sintering
combusion synthesis
intermetallic compound
molybdenum disilicide
Issue Date: Aug-1997
Publisher: 軽金属学会
Journal Title: 軽金属
Journal Title(alt): Journal of Japan Institute of Light Metals
Volume: 47
Issue: 8
Start Page: 446
End Page: 451
Publisher DOI: 10.2464/jilm.47.446
Abstract: An intermetallic compound, molybdenum alumino-silicide, MoAlxSi2−x, is produced from a mixture of molybdenum, aluminum and silicon powders by using a pseudo-hot-isostatic-pressing (PHIP) process and a reactive sintering method. The mechanical properties at room temperature and oxidation behavior at 773 K and 1500 K are investigated. The increase in the PHIP pressure leads to a remarkable increase in density and hardness of the alumino-silicide. The increase in aluminum content of the alumino-silicide leads to a slight increase in density, but it does not affect the hardness. The increase in aluminum content of the alumino-silicide dramatically improves its oxidation resistance.
Type: article
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2115/75717
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Submitter: 松浦 清隆

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