A Self-Propagating Foaming Process of Porous Al-Ni Intermetallics Assisted by Combustion Reactions

The self-propagating foaming process of porous Al-Ni intermetallics was investigated. Aluminum and nickel powders were blended, and titanium and boron carbide powders were added as reactive exothermic agents. The blended powder was extruded to make a rod-shape precursor. Only one end of the rod prec...

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Main Authors: Makoto Kobashi, Naoyuki Kanetake
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2009-12-01
Series:Materials
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Online Access:http://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/2/4/2360/
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spelling doaj-0bde7d669d9e419e8676a041c25ff6c42020-11-25T00:56:42ZengMDPI AGMaterials1996-19442009-12-01242360236810.3390/ma2042360A Self-Propagating Foaming Process of Porous Al-Ni Intermetallics Assisted by Combustion ReactionsMakoto KobashiNaoyuki KanetakeThe self-propagating foaming process of porous Al-Ni intermetallics was investigated. Aluminum and nickel powders were blended, and titanium and boron carbide powders were added as reactive exothermic agents. The blended powder was extruded to make a rod-shape precursor. Only one end of the rod precursor was heated to ignite the reaction. The reaction propagated spontaneously throughout the precursor. Pore formation took place at the same time as the reaction occurred. Adding the exothermic agent was effective to increase the porosity. Preheating the precursor before the ignition was also very effective to produce porous Al-Ni intermetallics with high porosity. http://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/2/4/2360/combustion foamingAl3Niintermetallicsself-propagating high-temperature synthesisexothermic reaction
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author Makoto Kobashi
Naoyuki Kanetake
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Naoyuki Kanetake
A Self-Propagating Foaming Process of Porous Al-Ni Intermetallics Assisted by Combustion Reactions
Materials
combustion foaming
Al3Ni
intermetallics
self-propagating high-temperature synthesis
exothermic reaction
author_facet Makoto Kobashi
Naoyuki Kanetake
author_sort Makoto Kobashi
title A Self-Propagating Foaming Process of Porous Al-Ni Intermetallics Assisted by Combustion Reactions
title_short A Self-Propagating Foaming Process of Porous Al-Ni Intermetallics Assisted by Combustion Reactions
title_full A Self-Propagating Foaming Process of Porous Al-Ni Intermetallics Assisted by Combustion Reactions
title_fullStr A Self-Propagating Foaming Process of Porous Al-Ni Intermetallics Assisted by Combustion Reactions
title_full_unstemmed A Self-Propagating Foaming Process of Porous Al-Ni Intermetallics Assisted by Combustion Reactions
title_sort self-propagating foaming process of porous al-ni intermetallics assisted by combustion reactions
publisher MDPI AG
series Materials
issn 1996-1944
publishDate 2009-12-01
description The self-propagating foaming process of porous Al-Ni intermetallics was investigated. Aluminum and nickel powders were blended, and titanium and boron carbide powders were added as reactive exothermic agents. The blended powder was extruded to make a rod-shape precursor. Only one end of the rod precursor was heated to ignite the reaction. The reaction propagated spontaneously throughout the precursor. Pore formation took place at the same time as the reaction occurred. Adding the exothermic agent was effective to increase the porosity. Preheating the precursor before the ignition was also very effective to produce porous Al-Ni intermetallics with high porosity.
topic combustion foaming
Al3Ni
intermetallics
self-propagating high-temperature synthesis
exothermic reaction
url http://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/2/4/2360/
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