Cooling Source Strategy for Highly Porous Tungsten Using Freeze-Drying Technology

18 Pages Posted: 1 Mar 2024

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Jiangjiang Ma

affiliation not provided to SSRN

Wenge Chen

Xi’an University of Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering

Rong Li

Xi’an University of Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering

Yongqing Fu

Northumbria University - Faculty of Engineering and Environment

Abstract

Porous tungsten is composed of tungsten skeleton with numerous internal pores, and shows high temperature resistance, good corrosion resistance, large specific surface and high permeability, promising for aviation, electronics, and high temperature manufacture applications. Formation of high porosity of tungsten structures has been a key issue to expand its application. In this study, porous tungsten was prepared using a freeze-drying method, and influences of different cooling sources’ distributions on microstructures and properties of porous tungsten were investigated. Results showed that the distribution of cold source has a great influence on detailed structures of porous tungsten. Porous tungsten prepared using a cooling source along the axial direction has the highest porosity of 80%, with a lamellar structure along both vertically and freezing direction, and it shows a compressive strength of 0.99 MPa.

Keywords: Freeze-drying, Tungsten, Porous materials, skeleton, Microstructure

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Ma, Jiangjiang and Chen, Wenge and Li, Rong and Fu, Yongqing, Cooling Source Strategy for Highly Porous Tungsten Using Freeze-Drying Technology. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4745511 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4745511

Jiangjiang Ma

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Wenge Chen (Contact Author)

Xi’an University of Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering ( email )

China

Rong Li

Xi’an University of Technology - School of Materials Science and Engineering ( email )

China

Yongqing Fu

Northumbria University - Faculty of Engineering and Environment ( email )

Newcastle upon Tyne
United Kingdom

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