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Structure and properties of composite materials based on copper strengthened with diamond nanoparticles by mechanical alloying

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The structure and properties of composite materials based on copper, strengthened with diamond nanoparticles in an amount of 10 – 35 vol.%, are studied. the starting matrix raw material is coarse copper particles with a size of about 1000 μm. Materials in the form of granules are prepared by mechanical alloying after treatment in a planetary ball mill for 1 – 10 h. Granules are hot pressed at 500°C. The effect of prolonged mechanical alloying on copper – diamond composite material microstructure is studied. The effect of diamond content on composite material microhardness and thermal expansion coefficient is determined.

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  1. Here and throughout the text the nanodiamond content is given in volume fractions expressed as a %.

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    A. S. Prosviryakov, M. E. Samoshina & V. A. Popov

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Translated from Metallovedenie i Termicheskaya Obrabotka Metallov, No. 6, pp. 31 – 34, June, 2012.

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Prosviryakov, A.S., Samoshina, M.E. & Popov, V.A. Structure and properties of composite materials based on copper strengthened with diamond nanoparticles by mechanical alloying. Met Sci Heat Treat 54, 298–302 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11041-012-9501-8

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