Oxidation of Titanium Matrix Composites Reinforced with (TiB + TiC) Particulates

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Titanium matrix composites reinforced with (5, 10, 20) vol% (TiB + TiC) particulates were in situ synthesized using melting-investment casting method by reacting Ti with B4Cpowder. Their oxidation behavior was studied at 800–1000 °C inair. Formed scales consisted of transient TiO3and stable rutile-TiO2. More dispersed (TiB + TiC) particulates had higheroxidation resistance due to strong Ti–B and Ti–C bonding which required higher activation energy for oxidation comparedto Ti–Ti bonding in the matrix. However, such increment in oxidation resistance was limited by the formation of semiprotectivetitanium oxides, volatile B2O3,and CO2gas. With increment of (TiB + TiC), scales progressively became thinner,thus improving scale adherence.

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