室温下高压扭转方法Fe80Si9B11金属玻璃与铝间非晶态连接层的形成.docVIP

  Amorphous aluminum bonding layer formed between Fe80Si9B11 metallic glass and crystalline aluminum by high pressure torsion at room temperature# 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Jia Yuanzhi, Zhang Xiaopeng, Ma Mingzhen, Zhang Xinyu, Liu Riping** (State Key Laboratory of Metastable Materials Science and Technology, Yanshan University, Qinhuangdao 066004, China) Abstract: Atomic bonding between Fe80Si9B11 metallic glass ribbon and crystalline aluminum sheet was achieved by high pressure torsion at room temperature. Through diffusion of aluminum atoms into the amorphous matrix, a bonding interface composed mainly of amorphous aluminum was found to be in the width of about 8 nanometers. The hardness of the bonding interface was higher than that of Fe80Si9B11 metallic glass. Key words: metallic glass; bonding; aluminum; high pressure torsion 0. Introduction Metallic glasses (MGs) are a new family of materials bearing superior properties such as high strength, high hardness [1, 2], good soft and hard magnetic nature [3, 4], and have good application perspective in engineering. However, due to the critical conditions of obtaining MGs, the product sizes of those are rather limited. By joining to common crystalline alloys, the MGs can find more applications. Therefore, the bonding of MGs to crystalline metals is drawing more attentions recently [5-9]. Chen et al found that in the process of diffusion bonding, plastic deformation plays an important role [8], which makes one consider the possibility of bonding MGs to crystalline alloy by severe plastic deformation at room temperature. In this study, high pressure torsion (HPT) method was used to achieve the bonding between a FeSiB MG ribbon and crystalline aluminum. 1. Experimental procedure The MG ribbons used in this study were Fe80Si9B11, around 35??m in thickness, purchased from ATM (Advanced Technology Materials Co., Ltd, Beijing, China). The1 mm thick commercial 1060 sheet contains 0.25 wt.% of Si, 0.03 wt.% of Fe, Mg and Ti,