Fabrication of lotus-type porous micro-channel copper by single-mold Gasar technique

A single-mold Gasar technique was developed to produce lotus-type porous micro-channel copper with uniform porous structure. In this paper the effect of withdrawal rate on the solid/liquid interface morphology and the corresponding porous structure was systematically investigated, especially the por...

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Main Authors: Liu Yuan, Zhuo Weijia, Zhang Huawei
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Foundry Journal Agency 2014-11-01
Series:China Foundry
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Online Access:http://foundryworld.com/uploadfile/2014122351170297.pdf
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spelling doaj-8a8ed1a2376a48d49698dab844fe512c2020-11-25T00:26:00ZengFoundry Journal AgencyChina Foundry1672-64211672-64212014-11-01116522530Fabrication of lotus-type porous micro-channel copper by single-mold Gasar techniqueLiu Yuan0Zhuo Weijia1Zhang Huawei 2School of Materials Science and Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China School of Materials Science and Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China School of Materials Science and Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China A single-mold Gasar technique was developed to produce lotus-type porous micro-channel copper with uniform porous structure. In this paper the effect of withdrawal rate on the solid/liquid interface morphology and the corresponding porous structure was systematically investigated, especially the pore morphology, pore growth direction, porosity, and pore diameter of porous copper ingots. In addition, a temperature field simulation was carried out based on ProCast software to investigate the shape and movement velocity of the solidifying solid/liquid interface. The experimental results show that the solidification interface changes from convex to planar, then to concave shape with an increase in withdrawal rate. The average porosities of copper ingots are constant and independent of the withdrawal rate. The average pore diameter decreases with an increase in withdrawal rate.http://foundryworld.com/uploadfile/2014122351170297.pdfporous metal; unidirectional solidification; Gasar process; withdrawal rate
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author Liu Yuan
Zhuo Weijia
Zhang Huawei
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Zhuo Weijia
Zhang Huawei
Fabrication of lotus-type porous micro-channel copper by single-mold Gasar technique
China Foundry
porous metal; unidirectional solidification; Gasar process; withdrawal rate
author_facet Liu Yuan
Zhuo Weijia
Zhang Huawei
author_sort Liu Yuan
title Fabrication of lotus-type porous micro-channel copper by single-mold Gasar technique
title_short Fabrication of lotus-type porous micro-channel copper by single-mold Gasar technique
title_full Fabrication of lotus-type porous micro-channel copper by single-mold Gasar technique
title_fullStr Fabrication of lotus-type porous micro-channel copper by single-mold Gasar technique
title_full_unstemmed Fabrication of lotus-type porous micro-channel copper by single-mold Gasar technique
title_sort fabrication of lotus-type porous micro-channel copper by single-mold gasar technique
publisher Foundry Journal Agency
series China Foundry
issn 1672-6421
1672-6421
publishDate 2014-11-01
description A single-mold Gasar technique was developed to produce lotus-type porous micro-channel copper with uniform porous structure. In this paper the effect of withdrawal rate on the solid/liquid interface morphology and the corresponding porous structure was systematically investigated, especially the pore morphology, pore growth direction, porosity, and pore diameter of porous copper ingots. In addition, a temperature field simulation was carried out based on ProCast software to investigate the shape and movement velocity of the solidifying solid/liquid interface. The experimental results show that the solidification interface changes from convex to planar, then to concave shape with an increase in withdrawal rate. The average porosities of copper ingots are constant and independent of the withdrawal rate. The average pore diameter decreases with an increase in withdrawal rate.
topic porous metal; unidirectional solidification; Gasar process; withdrawal rate
url http://foundryworld.com/uploadfile/2014122351170297.pdf
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