Extrusion and selected engineering properties of Mo–Si–B intermetallics
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In this study, an extrusion process has been developed to produce defect free, high-density rods of Mo–Si–B material. An initial powder composition (53.5 vol.%, 91 wt.%) of 66 vol.%Mo5Si3Bx (T1)–16 vol.%MoB–18 vol.%MoSi2 was mixed with a paraffin-wax based binder (46.5 vol.%, 9 wt.%) and extruded using a twin-screw extruder. Following binder removal by a combination process of wicking and thermal degradation, the material was sintered at 1800°C. The bulk density of the sintered material was 90–92%of theoretical. Thorough binder removal was evidenced by low impurity levels: 258±6 ppm carbon and 772±10 ppm oxygen. The material demonstrated excellent high temperature oxidation resistance. The calculated parabolic rate constant is 1.1×10−2 mg2/cm4/h at 1600°C. The extruded material was also successfully tested as a resistance heating element. These materials show promise for the development of heating elements with enhanced performance compared to current MoSi2-based heating elements.

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