Al-Zn-Mg-Cu合金时效过程的小角度x射线散射研究

通过同步辐射小角度x射线散射方法（SAXS），研究了三种Al_Zn_ Mg_Cu合金沉淀析出过程显微结构参数（析出相尺寸和体积分数），随时效温度和时效时间 的演化，同时分析了Zn含量对合金沉淀析出过程的影响.结果表明，三种合金（A，B，C） 在实验条件下析出相均属于纳米尺度，析出相的最大体积分数随Zn含量的增加而增加，最大体积分数分别为0.023—0.028，0.052—0.054和0.04.在一定时效温度下，体积分数随时效时间的变化规律，符合析出相的形核、核长大和粗化动力学过程.  关键词： 小角度x射线散射 Al_Zn_Mg_Cu合金 时效 析出相尺寸 析出相体积分数     

Ti-Mo合金氢化物微观缺陷的小角X射线散射研究

采用小角X射线散射(SAXS)方法对Ti-Mo合金氢化物的微观缺陷进行了研究.结果表明,氢化物样品中Mo含量为5at％时,所测定的SAXS强度在高散射角区明显低于其他样品的SAXS强度.氢化物中的晶粒及其内部的亚结构是引起SAXS现象的散射体,而这些亚结构是由合金氢化时引入的大量位错所产生.Mo 含量为5at％合金主要为hcp结构而其他合金为bcc结构,但两种合金氢化后都成为fcc结构的氢化物.据此,认为hcp结构与bcc结构Ti-Mo合金在氢化时氢化物结构相同但引入的位错缺陷特征不同. 关键词： Ti-Mo合金氢化物 小角X射线散射 微观缺陷     

用SAXS和XRD方法研究TiO2纳米颗粒微观结构

用溶胶-凝胶方法制备了TiO₂纳米样品,并对该样品在300℃到800℃温度区域进行了退火处理.应用同步辐射X射线粉末衍射(XRD)方法研究了经不同热处理温度的TiO₂纳米颗粒的结构相变.应用同步辐射小角X射线散射(SAXS)方法研究了TiO₂纳米颗粒的表面分形与界面特性.得到纳米颗粒粒度与退火温度的变化规律,讨论了表面界面特征与相变的关系. 关键词： X射线小角散射 X射线衍射 2纳米颗粒')" href="#">TiO₂纳米颗粒     

同步辐射SAXS技术在TATB含能材料微孔结构研究中的初步应用

TATB含能材料的微结构对该材料的感度等有明显的影响,因而对于材料的安全性有着特别重要的意义.小角X射线散射(SAXS)技术是一种分析物质微观结构的重要手段,应用SAXS分析技术可以获取材料中几纳米到几百纳米尺度范围的亚微结构信息.利用同步辐射作为X射线源对TATB钝感炸药进行了小角散射实验测量,获得了SAXS测量谱.对实验谱数据进行处理,可得到样品材料的颗粒分布及内部微孔大小等微结构参数.     

利用小角X射线散射技术研究煤干馏过程中的孔隙结构变化

煤干馏是煤炭高效利用的重要途径之一。同步辐射小角X射线散射(Small Angle X-Ray Scattering,SAXS)技术是研究煤干馏过程中内部孔隙结构变化的常用手段。本文利用SAXS对山西余吾烟煤干馏过程(100~1200℃,温度梯度100℃)进行了表征,并对分形维数和粒径分布的变化进行了分析。结果发现煤干馏过程中,散射图像类似,具有各向同性特征,始终保持表面分形结构,且分形维数总体上呈现增大的趋势;随着煤干馏温度的升高,粒度分布发生了显著变化,充分反映了煤在不同干馏阶段的结构特征,对后续的煤炭研究具有一定的指导意义。     

小角x射线散射法研究甲基改性氧化硅凝胶的双分形结构

以正硅酸乙酯［Si(OC2H5)4,TEOS］和甲基三乙氧基硅烷［CH3Si(OC2H5)3,MTES］为前驱体，通过共水解法和两步法制备出两种不同的甲基改性氧化硅凝胶，在北京同步辐射光源(BSRF)小角x射线散射(SAXS)站测量了凝胶的散射强度，计算了凝胶的平均粒径、两相间比表面积等参数，在此基础上分析了凝胶的分形特征，发现存在两个尺度上的分形结构，分别对应于从SiO2原生颗粒到一次团聚体和从一次团聚体到簇团两种尺度.辅以透射电子显微镜(TEM)观测，证实由两种方法获得的凝胶具有非常不同的微观结构.实验证明，利用SAXS技术研究甲基改性凝胶的分形特征是获得凝胶微观结构的有力工具. 关键词： 甲基改性凝胶 氧化硅 小角x射线散射(SAXS) 分形结构     

北京同步辐射装置新建的X射线小角散射站投入运行

北京同步辐射装置（BSRF）是利用同步辐射光源进行科学研究的装置、对社会开放的大型公用科学设施，是我国凝聚态物理、材料科学、化学、生命科学、资源环境及微电子等交叉学科开展科学研究的重要基地。随着小角X射线散射（SAXS）用户的增长。BSRF原有的小角X射线散射站与X射线衍射站分时使用、共享489A光束线已远不能满足需求，广大用户强烈要求新建一条小角X射线散射站。     

利用小角X射线散射技术研究组分对聚酰亚胺/Al2O3杂化薄膜界面特性与分形特征的影响

采用溶胶-凝胶方法制备无机纳米杂化聚酰亚胺(PI),应用同步辐射小角X射线散射(SAXS)方法研究不同组分杂化PI薄膜的界面特性与分形特征.研究结果表明:散射曲线不遵守Porod定理,形成负偏离,说明薄膜中有机相与Al₂O₃纳米颗粒间存在界面层,界面层厚度在0.54 nm到1.48 nm范围内;随无机纳米组分增加,界面层厚度增加,有机相与无机相作用变强;无机纳米颗粒同时具有质量分形和表面分形特征,其分布、集结是一种非线性动力学过程;随组分增加,其质量分形维数降低 关键词： 小角X射线散射 纳米杂化 聚酰亚胺 界面     

光色玻璃的X射线小角散射研究

用X射线小角散射SAXS)研究了光色玻璃中卤化银微晶尺寸同热处理温度的关系.发现在490℃以下热处理的玻璃,同原始玻璃一样,没有明显的散射.但由银含量仅为0.3(重量%)的玻璃能观察到散射干涉现象正说明银离子被富集在分散的Na_2O-B_2O_3液滴之中.从高温处理后冷却至440℃再快冷到室温的玻璃,其卤化银颗粒的尺寸比直接淬冷到室温的玻璃要大,后者约为110(?).玻璃中加入ZrO_2后,使卤化银颗粒尺寸达到近乎20O(?).基体玻璃中的-液分相,由于分散相与连续相之间的电子密度差太小,难以对其SAXS强度作定量处理.     

PS_(3000)-b-PAA_(5000)球形胶束温度效应的原位小角X射线散射技术研究

应用小角X射线散射技术(SAXS)对两亲嵌段共聚物聚苯乙烯聚丙烯酸(PS-b-PAA)胶束形貌的温度影响进行了原位表征.SAXS结果表明:随着水含量的增加,粒子尺寸相应增加;对于水含量10%的PS_(3000)-b-PAA_(5000)胶束溶液,发现了明显的SAXS双峰现象;双峰的位置不随着温度的变化而改变,但是peak 1和peak 2的相对强度随着温度发生了减弱和增强的交错变化;相邻的SAXS双峰说明在PS_(3000)-b-PAA_(5000)胶束溶液中最初形成的粒子尺寸并不是均匀的,主要分为尺寸极其相近的两种球形粒子;随着温度的升高,粒径大小不同的两种粒子存在着一种消融和生长的过程,并且保持着一个相同的归一化动态平衡速率.     

中子衍射分析时效处理对镍基单晶高温合金相结构的影响

采用φ振荡和φ固定两种数据采集模式的中子衍射实验结果表明较高的时效温度对消除枝晶最有效,微应变(晶粒区域间的变形不协调性)主要存在于γ'相.利用中子衍射结合扫描电子显微镜对合金的微观组织形貌进行了细致观察,给出了时效温度和时间对γ'相的影响状况,超晶格测量发现了γ'相晶粒之间出现的独特取向差.由不同晶面的中子衍射结果判断时效后合金出现了轻微的四方对称性(a < c)畸变,对这种畸变起主要作用的是基体相.实验结果同时证实了不同方向的应变差异,因而为筏化驱动模型的定量 关键词： 单晶高温合金 中子衍射 超晶格 时效处理     

热损伤奥克托金(HMX) 缺陷的X射线小角散射研究

奥克托金(HMX) 在温度作用下, 会发生热膨胀、 相转变、 热分解等物理、 化学变化, 导致在材料内部产生大量缺陷, 进而会对其宏观性能造成明显影响. 为了深入了解热损伤HMX内部的缺陷演化, 本文采用X射线小角散射和原子力显微技术研究了热损伤HMX的内部缺陷. 结果发现HMX在180 °C相变过程中散射曲线有明显的变化, 颗粒内部生成了大量10nm左右的孔洞, 随着加载时间延长, 其尺寸增大到25nm, 数量明显降低. 当HMX在190 °C、 200 °C保温5h时, 由于HMX热分解内部有新缺陷生成, 小角散射发现其尺寸约为5至8nm, 随着加载温度升高, 其数量增加.     

Mechanisms of high-temperature creep of nickel-based superalloys under low applied stresses

[001] single-crystal specimens of the superalloys CMSX-4 and CMSX-10 were tested for creep at 1100°C under tensile stresses between 105 and 135?MPa, where they show pronounced steady creep. The deformed superalloys were analysed by density measurements, scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy which supplied information about porosity growth, evolution of the γ–γ′ microstructure, dislocation mobility and reactions during creep deformation. It is shown that, under the testing conditions used, steady creep strain mostly results from transverse glide–climb of (a/2) ?011? interfacial dislocations. A by-product of the interfacial glide–climb are vacancies which diffuse along the interfaces to growing pores or to a ?100? edge dislocations climbing in the γ′ phase. Climb of a ?100? dislocations in the γ′ phase is a recovery mechanism which reduces the constraining of the γ phase by the γ′ phase, thus enabling further glide of (a/2) ?011? dislocations in the matrix. Moreover the γ′ dislocations act as vacancy sinks facilitating interfacial glide–climb. The creep rate increases when the γ–γ′ microstructure becomes topologically inverted; connection of the γ′ rafts results in extensive transverse climb and an increase of the number of a?100? dislocation segments in the γ′ phase.     

Correlation between the viscoelastic properties of a soft crystal and its microstructure

We investigate the rheological properties of a cubic fcc phase of micelles obtained by aggregation of a triblock copolymer (PEO)₁₂₇(PPO)₄₈(PEO)₁₂₇ in water as selective solvent. The resulting soft solid is submitted to a range of stresses varying from 20 to 800Pa in Couette geometry. Creep and flow behaviour can be distinguished and interpreted in terms of structural changes previously observed by SAXS under flow. Contrasting with other systems, no discontinuity in the flow behaviour is associated with the structural changes. The strong shear thinning is interpreted from the scattering data, as resulting from the nucleation of a new structure of hexagonal compact planes parallel to the Couette walls. This creates a lubricating domain in the gap, whose size grows with the applied shear rate. We argue moreover that the very existence of flow (as a steady state opposed to creep) is associated with this so-called layer-sliding structure in a fraction, however small, of the sample. Received on 4 June 1999 and Received in final form 6 September 1999     

Microstructures of a single-crystal nickel-base superalloy after thermo-mechanical fatigue

The microstructures of a single-crystal nickel-base superalloy were observed by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) before and after thermo-mechanical fatigue. Both dislocation configurations and γ′ precipitate morphologies under in-phase (IP) testing were found to be clearly different from those under out-of-phase (OP) testing. Under IP testing, dense hexagonal dislocation networks were found on the horizontal interfaces, and irregular dislocation networks on the vertical interfaces. With decreasing mechanical strain amplitude, rafting of γ′ precipitates was more pronounced. Under OP testing, no dislocation networks were found on the γ/γ′ interfaces; also, γ′ precipitates were sheared by superlattice stacking faults, and were not clearly rafted. The characteristic dislocation networks and partials of the stacking fault are analysed and the rafting mechanism of the γ′ precipitates is discussed.     

Stress-assisted nucleation and growth of γ″ and γ′ precipitates in a Cu–1.2 wt%Be–0.1 wt%Co alloy aged at 320°C

An investigation by high-resolution transmission electron microscopy of the precipitation process during ageing a Cu–1.2?wt%Be–0.1?wt%Co alloy at 320°C has revealed that the transition phases follow a γ″→ γ″?+?γ′?→?γ sequence. The γ′ phase heterogeneously precipitates on the γ″ phase. The effects of an external stress on the nucleation and growth of disc-shaped γ″ and plate-shaped γ′ precipitates have been examined for the alloy aged at 320°C. A compressive stress applied in the [001] direction during ageing preferentially accelerates the nucleation and growth of the γ″ variant normal to the [001] axis among three crystallographically equivalent variants and the specific four γ′ variants formed on the γ″ variant normal to the [001] axis. A tensile stress does not significantly affect those of γ″ and γ′ precipitates. The critical diameter of the disc-shaped γ″ nucleus is estimated as about 1?nm from evaluation of the interaction energy between the applied stress and the misfit strains of γ″ precipitates. It is proposed that applied external stress does not affect the diffusion rate but the interphase boundary velocity.     

Creep deformation of single crystals of new Co–Al–W-based alloys with fcc/L12 two-phase microstructures

The creep deformation behaviour of single crystals of Co–Al–W-based alloys with γ?+?γ′ two-phase microstructures has been investigated in tension under a constant stress of 137?MPa in air at 1000°C as a function of the γ′ solvus temperature and the volume fraction of the γ′ phase. When described by the creep strain rate versus time curve, the creep deformation of Co–Al–W-based alloys consists of transition and accelerating regions without a steady-state region, as observed in many modern nickel-based alloys. However, the creep strength of the present Co–Al–W-based alloys is comparable with nickel-based superalloys of the first generation but is much weaker than those of the second and higher generations. Unlike in nickel-based superalloys, the so-called p (parallel)-type raft structure, in which the γ′ phase is elongated along the tensile axis direction, is formed during creep in Co–Al–W-based alloys, being consistent with what is expected from the positive values of lattice misfit between the γ and γ′ phases. As a result, of the alloys investigated, the best creep properties are obtained with the alloy possessing the highest volume fraction (85%) of the γ′ phase, which is far larger than usual for nickel-based superalloys (55–60%).     

Microstructure mapping of a friction stir welded AA2050 Al–Li–Cu in the T8 state

The heterogeneous precipitate microstructure of a AA2050 Al–Li–Cu in the T8 state after friction stir welding has been mapped by small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS). 2D resolved maps of the fraction and size of both T₁ platelets precipitates and clusters/GP zones formed at room temperature are provided. TEM micrographs of selected zone confirm the interpretation of SAXS intensities. This microstructure mapping is compared to microhardness mapping and a direct correlation is shown. Short duration heat treatments made in a salt bath help understanding precipitate stability and suggest that the temperature exploration alone explains to a large extent the distribution of the precipitates microstructure across the welded structure.