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23 February 2010 Compound characterization of laser brazed SiC-steel joints using tungsten reinforced SnAgTi-alloys
I. Südmeyer, M. Rohde, T. Fürst
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Abstract
With the help of a CO2-laser (λ = 10.64 μm) Silicon carbide (Trade name: Ekasic-F, Comp: ESK Ceramics) has been brazed to commercial steel (C45E, Matnr. 1.1191) using SnAgTi-filler alloys. The braze pellets were dry pressed based on commercially available powders and polished to a thickness of 300 μm. The SnAgTi-fractions were varied with the objective of improving the compound strength. Furthermore, tungsten reinforced SnAgTi-fillers were examined with regard to the shear strength of the ceramic/steel joints. Polished microsections of SnAgTi-pellets were investigated before brazing in order to evaluate the particle distribution and to detect potential porosities using optical microscopy. The brazing temperature and the influence of the reinforcing particles on the active braze filler were determined by measurements with a differential scanning calorimeter (DSC). After brazing. the ceramic-steel joints were characterized by scanning electron micrographs and EDX-analysis. Finally the mechanical strength of the braze-joints was determined by shear tests.
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I. Südmeyer, M. Rohde, and T. Fürst "Compound characterization of laser brazed SiC-steel joints using tungsten reinforced SnAgTi-alloys", Proc. SPIE 7585, Laser-based Micro- and Nanopackaging and Assembly IV, 758503 (23 February 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.840537
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KEYWORDS
Ceramics

Silicon carbide

Particles

Silver

Tin

Tungsten

Interfaces

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