非化学计量法增强TiC在Mo-Ti-C三元体系中的变形能力

IF 3 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Materialia Pub Date : 2025-04-17 DOI:10.1016/j.mtla.2025.102412

Shuntaro Ida , Eri Nakagawa , Viola Paul , Takahito Ohmura , Kyosuke Yoshimi

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摘要

利用原位扫描电镜对b1型化学计量TiC和非化学计量TiC (Ti0.96, Mo0.04)C0.67的变形行为进行了微柱压缩试验研究。（Ti0.96, Mo0.04）C0.67的屈服应力明显低于化学计量TiC的屈服应力。此外,{001}& lt; 11¯0祝辞,{110}& lt; 11¯0祝辞,{111}& lt; 11¯0比;滑移系在（Ti0.96, Mo0.04）C0.67的塑性变形过程中起活跃作用。各滑移体系的临界分解剪应力依次减小：{110}<；11¯0>；（5.6 GPa）， {001}<11¯0>；（5.0 GPa）， {111}<11¯0>；(4.4绩点)。与化学计量TiC在相对较早的变形阶段发生完全断裂不同，（Ti0.96, Mo0.04）C0.67在>； 10%的塑性应变下发生变形，但未发生断裂，裂纹优先沿{001}面产生。结果表明：（Ti0.96, Mo0.04）C0.67的非化学计量量提高了材料的塑性变形能力，对裂纹扩展有抑制作用；变形能力的增强可能是由于非化学计量引起的剪切模量的显著降低。

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Enhanced deformability of TiC in Mo-Ti-C ternary system by off-stoichiometry

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Enhanced deformability of TiC in Mo-Ti-C ternary system by off-stoichiometry

The deformation behavior of B1-type stoichiometric TiC and off-stoichiometric (Ti_0.96, Mo_0.04)C_0.67 was investigated by micropillar compression test utilizing an in situ scanning electron microscope. The yield stress of (Ti_0.96, Mo_0.04)C_0.67 was found to be sufficiently lower than that of the stoichiometric TiC. In addition, the {001}<1

\bar{1}

0>, {110}<1

\bar{1}

0>, and {111}<1

\bar{1}

0> slip systems were identified to be active during the plastic deformation of (Ti_0.96, Mo_0.04)C_0.67. The critical resolved shear stresses of these slip systems decreased in the following order: {110}<1

\bar{1}

0> (5.6 GPa), {001}<1

\bar{1}

0> (5.0 GPa), and {111}<1

\bar{1}

0> (4.4 GPa). In contrast to the stoichiometric TiC, which underwent complete fracture at a relatively early stage of deformation, (Ti_0.96, Mo_0.04)C_0.67 deformed under >10 % plastic strain without fracturing, with crack preferentially initiating along the {001} plane. The findings demonstrate that the off-stoichiometry of (Ti_0.96, Mo_0.04)C_0.67 improves plastic deformability and has a suppressive effect on crack propagation. The enhanced deformability may be attributed to the significantly reduced shear modulus caused by off-stoichiometry.

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Materialia MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

CiteScore

6.40

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2.90%

发文量

345

审稿时长

36 days

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