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  • 2021Microstructure evolution during AlSi10Mg molten alloy/BN microflake interactions in metal matrix composites obtained through 3D printing37citations
  • 2021Elevated-temperature high-strength h-BN-doped Al2014 and Al7075 composites: experimental and theoretical insights16citations
  • 2019Spark plasma sintered Al-based composites reinforced with BN nanosheets exfoliated under ball milling in ethylene glycol42citations
  • 2019Al - BN interaction in a high-strength lightweight Al/BN metal-matrix composite: Theoretical modelling and experimental verification24citations
  • 2018Al-based composites reinforced with AlB 2 , AlN and BN phases: Experimental and theoretical studies77citations

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  • Kvashnin, Dmitry G.
  • Konopatsky, Anton S.
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  • Matveev, Andrei
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  • Kvashnin, Dmitry
  • Sorokin, Pavel
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Microstructure evolution during AlSi10Mg molten alloy/BN microflake interactions in metal matrix composites obtained through 3D printing

  • Kvashnin, Dmitry G.
  • Corthay, Shakti
  • Konopatsky, Anton S.
  • Shtansky, Dmitry V.
  • Arkharova, Natalia
  • Orekhov, Anton
  • Boyarintsev, Ivan
Abstract

Utilization of metal/ceramic powders opens new possibilities for 3D printing of metal matrix composites of complex shape with high strength, but it is still a great challenge. In this work, an AlSi10Mg matrix composite embedded with 1 wt.% of hexagonal BN phase microflakes (h-BN) was obtained by means of 3D printing. Then the present study elucidated microstructure evolutions occurring at the h-BN/melt interface during selective laser melting (SLM) of an h-BN-AlSi10Mg powder mixture. During short-term (0.15 ms) high-temperature (∼2900 K) processing the BN inclusions partly dissolved in the Al-Si melt. This process was accompanied by the formation of an AlN phase at the BN surfaces. The AlN crystallites, 100-200 nm in size, had spherical/semispherical shape and formed a continuous layer along the BN/metal grain boundaries. The peculiar growth of AlN grains along the metal/BN interfaces was governed by the specific features of localized N diffusion in the vicinity of interfaces. By contrast, B atoms, released from the dissolved BN phase, were randomly distributed over the melt. AlB2 nanocrystallites (∼10 nm in size) precipitated from the supersaturated Al-Si melt during cooling stage. With the addition of h-BN microflakes, the composite hardness and tensile strength increased by 32% and 28%, respectivelly. The observed experimental results were supported by ab initio molecular dynamics simulations. Our study demonstrates the possibility and wide prospects of obtaining a dense BN/AlSi10Mg material reinforced with h-BN, AlN, and AlB2 phases via SLM 3D printing and sheds a new light on fine morphological and microstructural features of thus obtained new composites.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • grain
  • inclusion
  • simulation
  • melt
  • molecular dynamics
  • strength
  • composite
  • mass spectrometry
  • hardness
  • selective laser melting
  • tensile strength
  • ceramic