Producing of composites materials by materials by using chemically nickel coating of kirka bor minerals and investigation of their mechanical properties
2008
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In this study, the aim is to produce ceremic metal composite from coating Kırka boron mineral with nicel and to investigate its mecanical properties. In study, in weight 70% boron mineral (Tincal) and nickel chloride 30% was used. After elemental boron was coated with nicelby chemical method, composite material was produced by powder metallurgy method. Produced samples were sintered at 900?1000?1100?1200?1300 ºC under Ar atmosphere. Then, these samples were analyzed by XRD, SEM and EDX.After sintering, mechanical properties were investigated. Print resistance of sample were collected on a Shimadzu AG-IS 100 KN and micro hardness of samples were carried out using Shimadzu HMV2L.2008-50Anahtar Kelimeler : Powder metallurgy, composite material,
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Dr. Derya Akın
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Derya Akın (Master Thesis). Producing of composites materials by materials by using chemically nickel coating of kirka bor minerals and investigation of their mechanical properties, 2008, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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