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Low-Cost Mechanically Alloyed Copper-Based Composite Reinforced with Silicate Glass Particles for Thermal Applications

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A nanocrystalline copper-based composite reinforced with 40 vol.% silicate glass particles was successfully produced by mechanical alloying followed by hot pressing. The raw materials of crushed copper chips and soda-lime glass debris were processed in a planetary ball mill for up to 7 h. It was shown that silicate glass as alloying addition has a positive effect on the strengthening of copper and decreases its thermal expansion coefficient. During mechanical alloying, the microhardness of the composite powder particles increases to about 320 HV. The hot-pressed material demonstrates good thermal stability and increased compressive strength compared with consolidated milled copper.

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Acknowledgements

The work was carried out on equipment of the Joint Use Center “Materials Science and Metallurgy” with financial support from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation in the framework of the State Assignment to the Universities (Project No. 11.7172.2017/8.9). The authors are grateful to F. O. Milovich, N. Yu. Tabachkova, and B. R. Senatulin for help in this study, and also to the reviewers for their useful comments.

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    Alexey Prosviryakov, Andrey Bazlov, Andrey Pozdniakov & Nadezhda Emelina

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Prosviryakov, A., Bazlov, A., Pozdniakov, A. et al. Low-Cost Mechanically Alloyed Copper-Based Composite Reinforced with Silicate Glass Particles for Thermal Applications. JOM 71, 995–1001 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-018-3275-4

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