期刊
ADVANCED ENGINEERING MATERIALS
卷 23, 期 7, 页码 -出版社
WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH
DOI: 10.1002/adem.202001499
关键词
electric field-assisted sintering; flash and quench systems; flash sintering; hotspots; Joule heating; temperature runaway
资金
- Pazy foundation
- Israel Science Foundation [938/15]
This study examines the mass-transfer mechanism during the transient stage of flash sintering using an in-house-made flash and quench system. Visual observations and electron microscopy imaging reveal new insights regarding the nature of flash sintering. The findings suggest that samples either show no signs of sintering, local sintering, or grain growth due to a hotspot, and electron microscopy images show atypical microstructures with sintering, massive grain growth, and surface visual findings.
Herein, the mass-transfer mechanism of flash sintering during the transient stage is examined using an in-house-made flash and quench (FQ) system. Visual findings of samples during and after FQ experiments and high-resolution electron microscopy are given. Many new observations regarding the flash-sintering nature are presented and discussed. Samples that underwent FQ experiments either show no sign of sintering or local sintering and grain growth due to a hotspot. These findings aid in untying of the two phenomena. Electron microscopy imaging of flash and quenched samples shows atypical microstructures. Such microstructural anomalies include sintering, massive grain growth, and visual findings on the surface. These findings establish flash sintering as a set of phenomena, caused by an abrupt and local increase in temperature (a flash event), where only one of which is sintering.
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