Excellent Mechanical Properties and High Electrical Conductivity of Cu-Co-Si-Ti Alloy Due to Multiple Strengthening

18 Pages Posted: 9 Feb 2021

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Yongfeng Geng

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering

Yijie Ban

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering

Xu Li

National Institute of Metrology - Center for Advanced Measurement Science

Yi Zhang

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering

Kexing Song

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering

Yanlin Jia

Central South University - College of Materials Science and Engineering

Baohong Tian

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering

Meng Zhou

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering

Yong Liu

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering

Alex A. Volinsky

University of South Florida - Department of Mechanical Engineering

Abstract

High performance copper alloys are widely used in electrical, electronic, aerospace fields welcomed due to their high electrical conductivity and excellent mechanical properties. At present work, we proposed a new class of Cu-Co-Si-Ti alloy by incorporating the multiple alloying elements, resulting in the multiple strengthening during heat treatment. The achievement of solution strengthening, deformation strengthening and dual-nanoprecipitation strengthening leaded to the Cu-Co-Si-Ti alloy with excellent tensile strength (617.9 MPa) and high electrical conductivity (41.7% IACS) by the optimum process of 50% cold rolling and aging at 500 °C for 30 min. EBSD was used to analyze the microstructure and texture evolution during the aging process. Moreover, it was found that the volume fraction of Goss, Brass, copper and S texture had close connections with the mechanical properties. By comparing with the contributions of multiple strengthening mechanisms, dual-nanoprecipitation strengthening contributed quite a lot due to the nanoprecipitation of Co2Si and Cu4Ti.

Keywords: Cu-Co-Si-Ti alloy, precipitation, multiple strengthening, mechanical properties

Suggested Citation

Geng, Yongfeng and Ban, Yijie and Li, Xu and Zhang, Yi and Song, Kexing and Jia, Yanlin and Tian, Baohong and Zhou, Meng and Liu, Yong and Volinsky, Alex A., Excellent Mechanical Properties and High Electrical Conductivity of Cu-Co-Si-Ti Alloy Due to Multiple Strengthening. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3782845 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3782845

Yongfeng Geng

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering ( email )

263 Kaiyuan Ave, Luolong Qu
Luoyang Shi
China

Yijie Ban

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering ( email )

263 Kaiyuan Ave, Luolong Qu
Luoyang Shi
China

Xu Li

National Institute of Metrology - Center for Advanced Measurement Science

No.18, Bei San Huan Dong Lu, Chaoyang District
Beijing
China

Yi Zhang (Contact Author)

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering ( email )

Luoyang
China

Kexing Song

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering ( email )

263 Kaiyuan Ave, Luolong Qu
Luoyang Shi
China

Yanlin Jia

Central South University - College of Materials Science and Engineering ( email )

Changsha, 410083
China

Baohong Tian

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering ( email )

263 Kaiyuan Ave, Luolong Qu
Luoyang Shi
China

Meng Zhou

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering ( email )

Luoyang
China

Yong Liu

Henan University of Science and Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering

Luoyang
China

Alex A. Volinsky

University of South Florida - Department of Mechanical Engineering ( email )

Tampa, FL 33620
United States

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