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AssigneesToto Ltd., National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
InventorsJun Akedo, Tomokadsu Ito, Tatsuro Yokoyama, Katsuhiko Mori, Hironori Hatono, Masakatsu Kiyohara, Yuji Aso
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A composite structure forming method comprises the steps of first pre-treating brittle material fine particles to impart an internal strain to the brittle material fine particles, secondly causing the brittle material fine particles in which the internal strain has been created to collide with a substrate surface at high speed or applying a mechanical impact force to the brittle material fine particles containing the internal strain therein provided on the substrate surface, to deform or fracture the brittle material fine particles, re-joining the fine particles through active new surfaces generated by the deformation or fracture, forming an anchor section made of polycrystalline brittle material of which part bites into the substrate surface at a boundary section between the new surfaces and the substrate, and further forming a structure made of polycrystalline brittle material on the anchor section.
A composite structure comprising a structure made of at least one of a brittle ceramic material and a brittle metalloid material formed on a substrate surface, wherein the formed structure is polycrystalline, when crystals forming the structure are measured by X-ray diffraction, displacement of the intensity ratio of three peaks of four major peaks of X-ray diffraction data excluding the highest peak is 30% or less in a case where results of the integrated intensity calculation of the three peaks are shown by an intensity ratio where the integrated intensity calculation of the highest peak is 100 and the intensity ratio of JCPDS (ASTM) data of the brittle material is set as a reference, and wherein a boundary layer made of hyaline does not substantially exist on a boundary face between the crystals, and part of the formed structure is an anchor section biting into the substrate surface.
A composite structure comprising a structure made of at least one of a brittle ceramic material and a brittle metalloid material formed on a substrate surface, wherein the formed structure is polycrystalline, when crystals forming the structure are measured by X-ray diffraction, displacement of the intensity ratio of three peaks of four major peaks of X-ray diffraction data excluding the highest peak is 30% or less in a case where results of the integrated intensity calculation of the three peaks are shown by an intensity ratio where the integrated intensity calculation of the highest peak is 100 and results for raw powder are measured by a thin coat optical system are set as a reference of a non-orientation state, and wherein a boundary layer made of hyaline does not substantially exist on a boundary face between the crystals, and part of the formed structure is an anchor section biting into the substrate surface.
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