Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7889260 | Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing | 2018 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Diamond particles reinforced Cu matrix (Cu/diamond) composites were fabricated by gas pressure infiltration using Ti-coated diamond particles with Ti coating from 65â¯nm to 850â¯nm. The scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) characterizes that the Ti coating transforms from elemental Ti to TiC after infiltration, and the crystallographic orientation relationship between diamond and TiC is [1â¯1â¯0]diamond//[1â¯1â¯0]TiC and (1â¯1â¯1)diamond//(1â¯1â¯1)TiC. The thermal conductivity of the Cu/Ti-diamond composites firstly increases and then decreases with increasing Ti coating thickness, giving a maximal value of 811â¯Wâ¯mâ1â¯Kâ1 at 220â¯nm Ti-coating layer. The results clearly manifest the effect of interfacial layer thickness on the thermal conductivity of Cu/diamond composites.
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Authors
Luhua Wang, Jianwei Li, Massimo Catalano, Guangzhu Bai, Ning Li, Jingjie Dai, Xitao Wang, Hailong Zhang, Jinguo Wang, Moon J. Kim,