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Boron carbide, also known as black diamond, is an inorganic substance with a chemical formula of B4C, usually a gray-black micropowder. It is one of the three hardest known materials (after diamond and cubic boron nitride) and is used in tank armor, body armor and many industrial applications. Several preparation methods of nano-boron carbide (supply 100-200nm): 1. Carbothermal reduction method Be...
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1 Modified high-strength new material Nano SiC powder particles have good compatibility in polymer composite materials, good dispersion and good basic bonding, the tensile strength of modified high-strength nylon alloy is more than 100% higher than that of ordinary PA6, and the wear resistance is improved by more than 2.5 times. Users have responded well. It is mainly used for polymer parts of arm...
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The surface coating treatment of ultrafine powder is a very useful technology, which can improve the flow performance of the powder, reduce dust flying, improve stability and moisture resistance, and enhance the solubility of the powder. The commonly used surface coating treatment methods for ultrafine powders include the following: Wet surface treatment: The coating material is added in liquid fo...
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Silicon carbide particle reinforced aluminum matrix composite material, abbreviated as SiCp/Al composite material, refers to the addition of silicon carbide particles (SiCp) to aluminum matrix alloys to form a composite material with high strength, high stiffness, and high heat resistance. This composite material has been widely used in fields such as aerospace, shipbuilding, vehicles, electronic ...
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Class I and Class II materials are two fundamental concepts in the field of materials science, which are used to describe the crystal structure types of materials and are often applied in the research of materials such as semiconductors and metals. So, how do we distinguish between Class I materials and Class II materials? A simple method is to distinguish based on the density of the material. Com...
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With the continuous development of nanotechnology, nano metal ultrafine powders have been increasingly widely used. However, during storage and transportation, nano metal ultrafine powders also face some problems, such as poor thermal stability and easy oxidation and heating. Therefore, we must take some measures to ensure the safe storage and transportation of nano metal ultrafine powders. In ord...
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Ultra fine silicon carbide powder is an excellent inorganic material with excellent characteristics such as high chemical inertness, high hardness, and high melting point, making it widely used in the manufacturing industry. However, due to its low surface activity, it is difficult to achieve its excellent performance in certain industrial application scenarios. Therefore, the study of surface mod...
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In recent years, there has been a trend of oil-based lubricants being replaced by water-based lubricants. Boron nitride coatings are often used in forging nickel based alloys, high melting point alloys, and titanium machined parts, which not only provide lubrication but also prevent workpiece oxidation. Characteristics that forging lubricants should possess 1. Evenly moisten the surface to prevent...
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The specific surface area of a powder is an important physical property, which refers to the total surface area (in square meters) of an oxide powder per unit mass (in grams). The size of the specific surface area is related to factors such as particle size, shape, and porosity of the powder. Generally speaking, the smaller the particles and the higher the porosity, the larger the specific surface...
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What is boron carbide powder? Nano boron carbide and ultrafine boron carbide powder were prepared by variable current laser ion vapor phase method. Boron carbide, also known as black diamond, has a molecular formula of B4C and is usually a gray black micro powder. It is one of the three hardest materials known (the other two being diamond and cubic boron nitride). Hard black glossy crystal. The ha...
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The sintering of materials involves at least two processes: densification of the body and growth of grains in the body. The longevity of grains is usually achieved through the movement of grain boundaries. According to the classical theory of grain growth kinetics, the difference in free energy between the two sides of a curved grain boundary is the driving force that causes the interface to move ...
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