Hall-Petch strengthening of the constrained metallic binder in WC–Co cemented carbides: Experimental assessment by means of massive nanoindentation and statistical analysis

WC–Co cemented carbides are geometrically complex composites constituted for two interpenetrating networks of the constitutive ceramic and metal phases. Accordingly, assessment of microstructural effects on the local mechanical properties of each phase is a challenging task, especially for the metal...

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description WC–Co cemented carbides are geometrically complex composites constituted for two interpenetrating networks of the constitutive ceramic and metal phases. Accordingly, assessment of microstructural effects on the local mechanical properties of each phase is a challenging task, especially for the metallic binder. In this work, it is attempted by combining massive nanoindentation, statistical analysis, and implementation of a thin film model for deconvolution of the intrinsic hardness and flow stress of the metallic phase. Plotting of yield stress values as a function of the binder mean free path results in a Hall-Petch strengthening relationship with a slope (ky) of 0.98MPam1/2. This value points out the effectiveness of WC–Co phase boundaries as strong obstacles to slip propagation; and thus, for toughening of the brittle phase (WC) by means of crack-bridging ductile (Co) reinforcement.
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Carbides
Carburs
Cemented carbides
Cobalt
Composites
Enginyeria dels materials
Hall-Petch relationship
Microstructure
Nanoindentation
Nanotechnology
Nanotecnologia
Phase boundary strengthening
Phases
Propietats mecàniques
Statistical analysis
Tungsten carbide
Àrees temàtiques de la UPC
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