Ayhan EROL, Ahmet YONETKEN and Mehmet CAKMAKKAYA

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Characterization Of Sintered Fe-Cr-Mn Powder Mixtures Containing Intermetallics Ayhan EROL, Ahmet YONETKEN and Mehmet CAKMAKKAYA Afyon Kocatepe University Faculty of Technology, Metallurgy and Materials Engineering ANS campus, 03200, Afyonkarahisar,TURKEI

Acknowledgements This research was supported by the University of Afyon Kocatepe project no: 15.HIZ.DES.51 We would like to extend our gratitude to the Scientific Research Coordination Unit.

ABSTRACT Intermetallic materials are among advanced technology materials that have outstanding mechanical and physical properties for high temperature applications. Especially creep resistance, low density and high hardness properties stand out in such intermetallics. The microstructure, mechanical properties of %88Ni-%10Cr and %2Mn powders were investigated using specimens produced by tube furnace sintering at 900-1300°C temperature. A composite consisting of ternary additions, a metallic phase, Fe ,Cr and Mn have been prepared under Ar shroud and then tube furnace sintered. XRD, SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope), were investigated to characterize the properties of the specimens. Experimental results carried out for composition %88Ni-%10Cr and %2Mn at 1300°C suggest that the best properties as 138,80HV and 6,269/cm3 density were obtained at 1300°C.

1. MATERIAL-METOD AND PREPARATION OF SAMPLE Starting powders employed in this study were as follows: the purity of 97% for Fe powders with a particle size-325 mesh., the purity of 99% for Cr powders a particle size -325 mesh and the purity of 99% for Mn powders with a particle size -325 mesh. The composition of %88Fe-%10Cr-%2Mn specimens was prepared in 5g circle compressed pre-form. They were mixed homogenously for 24 hours in a mixer following the weighing. The mixture was shaped by single axis cold hydraulic pressing using high strength steel die. A pressure of 300 Bar was used for the compacting all the powder mixtures. The cold pressed samples underwent for a sintering at 900, 1000, 1100, 1200 and 1300°C for 2 hours in a traditional tube furnace using Argon gas atmosphere.

The specimens were cooled in the furnace after sintering and their micro hardness and shear strengths measurements were carried out using METTEST-HT (Vickers) micro hardness tester respectively Shimadzu XRD-6000 X-Ray Diffraction analyzer was operated with Cu K alpha radiation at the scanning rate of 2 degree per minute. LEO 1430 VP model Scanning Electron Microscope fitted with Oxford EDX analyzer was used for microstructural and EDX compositional analysis. The volumetric changes of %88Fe-%10Cr-%2Mn composite material after sintering were calculated by using (d=m/V) formula (Fig. 1). The volume of post-sintered samples was measured with Archimedes principle. All the percentages and ratios are given in weight percent unless stated otherwise.

2. EXPERIMENTAL AND RESULTS In the study, the samples prepared and shape were sintered at temperatures ranging from 900ºC to 1300ºC in conventional furnace and made ready for physical, mechanical and metallographic analyses. Density-temperature change curve is shown in Fig. 1. The highest sintered density was achieved at 1300°C as 6,26gr/cm3.

The micro hardness-temperature change diagram is shown in Fig. 2 The micro hardness-temperature change diagram is shown in Fig. 2. The micro hardness values of the composite samples produced using conventional sintering technique within the temperature range 900-1300°C. According to this, the highest micro hardness value in the composite samples produced using powder metallurgy method was observed to be 138,8HV at 1300°C. .

The SEM analysis result of the metal matrix composite specimen obtained from Fe-Cr-Mn powders sintered at 900ºC is shown in Fig. 3. grain growth is observed and there isn’t homogeneous structure. It can be seen that the more pores than from Fe-Cr-Mn powders sintered at 1300ºC. In Fig. 4, 1300 ºC to become apparent degree of grain boundaries and grain boundaries can be seen that the pores very smaller and circular shapes. Sintering is better understood at 1300 ºC temperature.

Fig. 3 SEM view of Fe-Cr-Mn composite 900°C

Fig. 4 SEM view of Fe-Cr-Mn composite 1300°C

B. XRD Analysis In Fig. 5, FeCr, Cr, Mn and Fe peaks can be seen in the XRD analysis from Fe-Cr-Mn composite sintered in tube furnace at 900°C and 1300°C. Fig.5a The XRD analysis Fe-Cr-Mn composites sintered at 900°C

Fig.5b The XRD analysis Fe-Cr-Mn composites sintered at 1300°C

CONCLUSION The following results were concluded from the experimental findings • The highest density in composite made from Fe-Cr-Mn powders sintered at different temperatures was obtained as 1300°C The highest density sample was found as 6,26gr/cm3 at 1300°C.   • The highest micro hardness in Fe-Cr-Mn composite samples fabricated using powder metallurgy method was found as 138,8HV at 1300°C. • The maximum shear strength value in the composite samples was observed to be 125,28MPa at 1300°C. • It was also found out for composition %88Fe-%10Cr- %2Mn at 1300°C suggest that the best properties.

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