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The Meta-stable Structure of Aging Cu-Cr Alloy

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 2006 | pp. 1-5
Cu-1. 56Cr alloy has been prepared by gas-atomization, and the structure of the alloy aging at 500 ℃ at different time were observed. The TEM images show there were two meta-stable structures which were modulated structures at early stage of aging. The lattices were determined by the SAED pat- tern,the modulated structure Ⅰ was modulated based on the lattices of copper. The modulated structure Ⅱ was DO3 structure , the crystallographic relation between the modulated structure and matrix was N-W and probably the modulated structure Ⅱ was matrix of chrome. The precipitation sequence of Cu-1.56Cr alloys was:fcc Cu solution alloy modulated structure I→modulated structure Ⅱ→chrome. Two meta→stable structurs were metastable phase at the transformation from fcc structure to bcc.
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Oxidation Behavior of Nb-Ti-Al Alloys at High Temperature

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 2006 | pp. 6-10
The oxidation behavior of Nb-35Ti-6Al,Nb-15Ti-llAl and Nb-30Ti-15Al alloys is studied in air atmosphere at 900℃ and 1 000℃, and the high-temperature oxidation dynamic model of Nb-Ti-Al alloy is established. It is shown that the addition of Ti and Al can evidently decrease the oxidation rates of alloy, and both Nb-15Ti-llAl and Nb-30Ti-15Al(β+δ) show superior oxidation resistance than Nb-35Ti-6Al(β) which may be attributed to the decreased solubility and diffusion of oxygen in δ phase.
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Computer Simulative Study of Mold Filling in the Complicated Cavity for Metal Powder Injection Molding

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 2006 | pp. 11-16
The finite element analysis software ANSYS is applied for the simulation study of the process of filling complicated cavity. The results are similar with those Crocher got by the commercial software Polymold, indicating that both the model and calculation method are feasible. And prediction is made of conditions of the occurrence of some common defects. Discussion is made on how to select the injection process parameters based on the simulation results by the analysis of the distribution of fluid front, temperature and pressure fields. The prospect of future application is presented.
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In-Situ Synthesization of WC-6Co Cemented Carbides by SPS

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 2006 | pp. 17-21
The WC-6Co cemented carbides were rapidly prepared by the in-situ synthesis during sintering by applying the SPS technology, using WO3,Co3O4 and carbon mixed powders as the raw powder material.The effects of the sintering temperature and the pressure on the degree of compactness, the grain microstructure and the mechanical properties of the alloy were studied. The pure phases of WC and Co were obtained when the sintering temperature of 1 270℃and the pressure of 90 MPa were used. The prepared samples have the relative density as 99%,the hardness HRA≥93 and HV≥1 900.
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Research on Wet Preparation of Nanocrystalline Tungsten Oxide Powder by Roll Ball Milling

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 2006 | pp. 22-24
Nanocrystalline WO3 powder is prepared by mechanical ball milling. Study is made on the influences of ratio of ball to powder, ratio of solid to liquid,and grinding time on powder characteristics were studied, The influences of ratio of ball to powder and grinding time was very serious. Longer grinding time and bigger ratio of ball to powder would not result in finer powder,but increase of the WC impurity content. Too higher or too lower ratio of solid to liquid is not good for further fineness of WO3. In order to gain higher purity nano WO3 powder ,the best condition of WO3 preparation would be as follows:ratio of ball to powder 1:1,ratio of solid to liquid 1:0. 5,grinding duration 48 h.
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Analysis of Valence Electron Structure of GP Zone in Cu-Cr Alloy

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 2006 | pp. 28-31
According to the"Empirical Electron Theory in Solid and Molecule(EET)",with the"hard sphere model",the valence electronic structures of the GP zone in Cu-Cr alloys are calculated. The results show that Cu atoms are able to form covalent with Cr atoms, forming the GPzone-zone of Cr atom partial poly-merization,while the strongest and stronger covalent bonds in GP zones are stronger than the strongest bonds in α-solid solution cell, as can improve the strength of covalent bonds hardness and obviously increase alloy strength.
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Accurate Calculation of Carbon and Oxygen Mix in the Refractory Metal Carbides

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 2006 | pp. 32-39
The new concept of production factor and concentration factor is introduced to derive series of formulas for determination of carbon and oxygen mix and carbon ratio in furnace charge based on the mixing of the material so that the functional relationship between the formulas and target carbon and oxygen content. The concept of mixed oxide is introduced to solve the problem of mutual restriction between components in the mixing of multi-element carbides. The calculations of multi-element carbide and single-element carbide are combined,resulting in accurate and reliable calculation process.
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Research on the "Thee Wastes" Disposal Technology for Ta & Nb Hydrometallurgy

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 2006 | pp. 40-44
Description is made of the formation and distribution of the "three wastes" in Ta & Nb hydrometallurgical operations in China, focusing on the general situation of the existing "three wastes" disposal technology/equipment/and products recovered. Study is made of the existing problems and with some proposals presented for comprehensive recovery.
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