中性子回折法によるFe-Cr/TiN系焼結複合材料内部の残留応力測定

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The Neutron diffraction technique was applied for the internal stress measurements of a composite material consisted of chromium alloy and titanium nitride manufactured by the powder metallurgy. The material has been developed for the valve seat insert of diesel engines in automobiles, because material has high wear-resistance and heat-resistance. In this study, the influence of the titanium nitride on the stresses in each phase was investigated. The Fe-Cr 200 diffraction peak occurs at 2θ=93.4 deg. and the TiN 311 diffraction peak at 2θ=109.5 deg are available. Neutron differaction data obtained from both phases were compared to the Micromechanics model based on Eshelby's approach and the Mori-Tanaka theorem. It was found that experimental phase stress agrees well with the theoretical estimation. It has been shown that neutron diffraction method is suitable to determine the residual stress of composite materials.
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2001-06-25