Titanium carbide/titanium alloy composite and process for powder metal cladding
AssigneeDynamet Technology, Inc.
InventorsStanley Abkowitz, Harold L. Heussi, Harold P. Ludwig
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AssigneeDynamet Technology, Inc.
InventorsStanley Abkowitz, Harold L. Heussi, Harold P. Ludwig
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A microcomposite material having a matrix of a titanium-base alloy, the material further including about 10-80% by weight TiC substantially uniformly dispersed in the matrix. Several methods of cladding a macrocomposite structure including pressing quantities of a matrix material and a microcomposite material composed of the matrix material and a compatible stiffener material into layers to form a multi-layered compact and sintering the multi-layered compact to form an integral metallurgical bond between the layers of the compact with diffusion but essentially no composition gradient between the layers. A multi-layered macrocomposite article composed of an alloy layer of a matrix material and a layer of a microcomposite material composed of the matrix material and a compatible stiffener material bonded together at the interface region between the layers, the interface region being essentially free of a composition gradient.
A microcomposite material having a matrix consisting essentially of a titanium-base alloy, said material further including about 1 to 80% by weight TiC substantially uniformly dispersed in the matrix, said microcomposite material being formed by sintering at a temperature disposed to preclude diffusion of the TiC into the matrix.
A method of cladding a macrocomposite structure comprising:
A method of cladding a macrocomposite structure comprising:
A method of cladding a macrocomposite structure comprising:
A method of cladding a macrocomposite structure comprising:
A multi-layered macrocomposite article comprising an alloy layer of a matrix formed from a powdered metal and a layer of a microcomposite material comprised of the matrix material and a compatible stiffener material bonded together at the interface region between the layers, the interface region being essentially free of a composition gradient.
A multi-layered composite article comprised of a metal alloy layer formed from powder and a metal matrix composite;
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