Negative thermal expansion of LiAlSiO4 interlayer with AgCuTi filler for brazing SiC joints

Jian Jiang, Gang Wang*, Hao Wang, Yu Zhao, Ao Han, Bisheng Dai, Rujie He, Xuelong Cao

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Abstract

In order to relieve the residual stresses generated in SiC joints during brazing, LiAlSiO4-reinforced AgCuTi/Cu-foam composite interlayer was prepared. The typical interfacial structure of SiC joints was SiC/TiC/Ti5Si3 + Cu4Ti3 + CuTi + LiAlSiO4 + Cu (s, s) + Ag (s, s)/TiC/Ti5Si3/SiC. The effects of different process parameters and LiAlSiO4 additions on the microstructure and shear strength of the joints were investigated. The maximum shear strength of SiC was 118.7 MPa at 890°C for 10 min with LiAlSiO4 addition of 1 wt%, which is 94.5 MPa higher than that of SiC joints without LiAlSiO4. In addition, the theoretical calculations effectively proved that the addition of LiAlSiO4 can relieve the residual stresses in the joints effectively.

Original languageEnglish
Article numbere15045
JournalInternational Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology
Volume22
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 May 2025

Keywords

  • brazing
  • composite interlayer
  • LiAlSiO
  • negative thermal expansion
  • residual stresses

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