Orientation Dependence of Plastic Deformation Behavior and Fracture Energy Absorption Mechanism around Vickers Indentation of Textured Ti<sub>3</sub>SiC<sub>2</sub> Sintered Body

  • SHIRAKAMI Yuji
    Division of Materials Science and Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido University
  • IKEDA Ken-ichi
    Division of Materials Science and Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University
  • MIURA Seiji
    Division of Materials Science and Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University
  • MORITA Koji
    National Institute for Materials Science
  • SUZUKI Tohru S.
    National Institute for Materials Science
  • SAKKA Yoshio
    National Institute for Materials Science

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  • 配向性Ti<sub>3</sub>SiC<sub>2</sub>焼結体のビッカース圧痕周辺における塑性変形挙動と破壊エネルギー吸収機構の配向方位依存性
  • 配向性Ti₃SiC₂焼結体のビッカース圧痕周辺における塑性変形挙動と破壊エネルギー吸収機構の配向方位依存性
  • ハイコウセイ Ti ₃ SiC ₂ ショウケツタイ ノ ビッカースアツコン シュウヘン ニ オケル ソセイ ヘンケイ キョドウ ト ハカイ エネルギー キュウシュウ キコウ ノ ハイコウ ホウイ イソンセイ

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<p>In order to clarify plastic deformation behavior and mechanism of fracture energy absorption of Ti3SiC2, Vickers indentation tests were conducted for Ti3SiC2 sintered bodies with various textured orientations. Textured Ti3SiC2 sintered bodies were fabricated by slip casting in a strong magnetic field and spark plasma sintering (SPS), and their orientation distribution were analyzed by SEM/EBSD. It was found that for the textured Ti3SiC2, the plastic deformation behavior around Vickers indents such as an indent shape and a grain pile-up were strongly affected by basal slip and kink deformation. Furthermore, the fracture energy absorption mechanism around the indents also depended on the texture orientations. From our results, it is concluded that the most effective factor for suppressing the crack propagation was the grain pile-up, and the second one was crack deflections.</p>

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