N)content on microstructure and mechanical properties of Ti(C
N)-304 stainless steel cermet are analyzed. Scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy are adopted to observe the microstructures
fracture morphology
crack propagation and microcrack in the cermet with different hard phase content. The contiguity of the hard phase and the binder mean free path are discussed following the stereological principle. The relative density
hardness and transverse rupture strength of the cermet are measured with Archimedes principle
Rockwell hardness tester and three-point-bending method
respectively. With the increasing hard phase content
the average particle diameter of the hard phase firstly decreases and then increases. When the hard phase content is 75%
the cermet obtains the maximum relative density(98.4%)
maximum hardness(HRA 89.2)and maximum transverse rupture strength(1 291 MPa). In the process of crack propagation
intergranular fracture and transgranular fracture simultaneously appear
but the former is in majority. Large Ti(C
N)grains are more prone to appear transgranular fracture. The stress concentration due to sharp corners of large particles leads to microcrack
which is not conducive to improve the mechanical properties of the material.
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