Affiliation:
1. Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Electronic Functional Materials and Devices Huizhou University Huizhou 516001 China
2. Joint Laboratory of Nuclear Materials and Service Safety Shenzhen International Graduate School Tsinghua University Shenzhen 518055 China
3. Shenzhen Zhixing New Materials Tech Co., Ltd. Shenzhen 5181507 China
4. Board Process Technology Department (2012Laboratories) Huawei Technologies Co Ltd. Shenzhen 518028 China
Abstract
Functionally graded materials (FGMs) have broad application prospects owing to their outstanding material properties. Herein, a filtration extrusion device is designed, and low‐content SiC/Al composites are used to explore the feasibility of applying filtration extrusion techniques to the fabrication of FGMs. The results suggest that the extrusion force increases monotonically with an increase in the filtration extrusion ratio. Furthermore, the filtration extrusion process can be divided into two stages based on the change trend of extrusion pressure: at stage 1, extrusion force is small and increases slowly. At stage 2, the extrusion force increases significantly and rapidly. During the filtration extrusion process, the larger the initial content, the lower the extrusion temperature, the smaller the hole‐separation mold area ratio, the faster the increase in the extrusion force, and the greater the maximum extrusion force during the extrusion process. Based on filtration extrusion experiments for various extrusion distances, it is found that the transition from the nonflow to the flow influence zone is primarily responsible for the enrichment and gradient distribution of SiC particles. The SiC particles are distributed in a gradient, and the content of SiC particles near the separation mold is higher than that on the other side.
Subject
Condensed Matter Physics,General Materials Science