Enhanced wetting and properties of carbon/carbon-Cu composites with Cr3C2 coatings by Cr-solution immersion method
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Bo Kong
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State Key Laboratory for Metal Matrix Composite, Shanghai Jiaotong UniversityState Key Laboratory for Metal Matrix Composite, Shanghai Jiaotong University
Bo Kong
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Jinming Ru
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Institute of Advanced Manufacturing and Modern Equipment Technology, Jiangsu UniversityState Key Laboratory for Metal Matrix Composite, Shanghai Jiaotong University
Jinming Ru
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Hongdi Zhang
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State Key Laboratory for Metal Matrix Composite, Shanghai Jiaotong UniversityState Key Laboratory for Metal Matrix Composite, Shanghai Jiaotong University
Hongdi Zhang
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Tongxiang Fan
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State Key Laboratory for Metal Matrix Composite, Shanghai Jiaotong UniversityState Key Laboratory for Metal Matrix Composite, Shanghai Jiaotong University
Tongxiang Fan
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[1] State Key Laboratory for Metal Matrix Composite, Shanghai Jiaotong University
[2] Institute of Advanced Manufacturing and Modern Equipment Technology, Jiangsu University
Enhanced wetting and properties of carbon/carbon-Cu composites with Cr3C2 coatings by Cr-solution immersion method;
Cr;
Cu;
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摘要:
A facile ammonium-dichromate solution immersion method was introduced to synthesize the copperwettable CrCcoating on and inside the carbon-carbon(C/C) preform. The formation mechanism and the microstructures of the CrCcoatings were studied. The contact angle between molten copper and the C/C decreased from 140? to 60?, demonstrating the significant improvement in the wettability. The CrC-coated C/C-Cu composite with only 4.2% porosity and 3.69 g cmdensity was manufactured through copper infiltration. As a result, the thermal and electrical conductivity of the modified C/C-Cu increased significantly due to the infiltrated copper. Also the mechanical properties of the composites including both the flexural and compressive strengths were enhanced by over 100%. The modified C/C-Cu composite exhibited lower friction coefficients and wear rates for different load levels than those of the commercial C/Cu composite. These results demonstrate the potential of the modified C/C-Cu material for use in electrical contacts.