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Kinetic Models for the in Situ Reaction between Cu-Ti Melt and Graphite
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The in situ reaction method for preparing metal matrix composites has the advantages of a simple process, good combination of the reinforcing phase and matrix, etc. Based on the mechanism of forming TiCx particles via the dissolution reaction of solid carbon (C) particles in Cu-Ti melt, the kinetic models for C particle dissolution reaction were established. The kinetic models of the dissolution reaction of spherical, cylindrical, and flat C source particles in Cu-Ti melt were deduced, and the expressions of the time for the complete reaction of C source particles of different sizes were obtained. The mathematical relationship between the degree of reaction of C source and the reaction time was deduced by introducing the shape factor. By immersing a cylindrical C rod in a Cu-Ti melt and placing it in a super-gravity field for the dissolution reaction, it was found that the super-gravity field could cause the precipitated TiCx particles to aggregate toward the upper part of the sample under the action of buoyancy. Therefore, the consuming rate of the C rod was significantly accelerated. Based on the flat C source reaction kinetic model, the relationship between the floating speed of TiCx particles in the Cu-Ti melt and the centrifugal velocity (or the coefficient of super-gravity G) was derived. It was proven that, when the centrifugal velocity exceeded a critical value, the super-gravity field could completely avoid the accumulation behavior of TiCx particles on the surface of the C source, thereby speeding up the formation reaction of TiCx. The goal of this study is to better understand and evaluate the generating process of TiCx particles, thus finding possible methods to increase the reaction efficiency
Title: Kinetic Models for the in Situ Reaction between Cu-Ti Melt and Graphite
Description:
The in situ reaction method for preparing metal matrix composites has the advantages of a simple process, good combination of the reinforcing phase and matrix, etc.
Based on the mechanism of forming TiCx particles via the dissolution reaction of solid carbon (C) particles in Cu-Ti melt, the kinetic models for C particle dissolution reaction were established.
The kinetic models of the dissolution reaction of spherical, cylindrical, and flat C source particles in Cu-Ti melt were deduced, and the expressions of the time for the complete reaction of C source particles of different sizes were obtained.
The mathematical relationship between the degree of reaction of C source and the reaction time was deduced by introducing the shape factor.
By immersing a cylindrical C rod in a Cu-Ti melt and placing it in a super-gravity field for the dissolution reaction, it was found that the super-gravity field could cause the precipitated TiCx particles to aggregate toward the upper part of the sample under the action of buoyancy.
Therefore, the consuming rate of the C rod was significantly accelerated.
Based on the flat C source reaction kinetic model, the relationship between the floating speed of TiCx particles in the Cu-Ti melt and the centrifugal velocity (or the coefficient of super-gravity G) was derived.
It was proven that, when the centrifugal velocity exceeded a critical value, the super-gravity field could completely avoid the accumulation behavior of TiCx particles on the surface of the C source, thereby speeding up the formation reaction of TiCx.
The goal of this study is to better understand and evaluate the generating process of TiCx particles, thus finding possible methods to increase the reaction efficiency.
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