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Effect of sintering temperature on the wear mechanism of in-situ TiC/Cu matrix composites with negative wear rate

Xiaoqi Yang Qian Qi Lujie Wang Xiquan Zhang Huixian Zhang Yueyang Zhao Yuanyang Zhu

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Negative wear rate indicates that under specific conditions, these composites can experience less wear over time, enhancing durability.
The study reveals that at optimized sintering temperatures, the tribological properties of TiC/Cu composites improve significantly, confirming a hardness increase.
Using in-situ techniques, researchers explored varying sintering temperatures to analyze their influence on wear mechanisms in TiC/Cu matrix composites.
Implications for engineering applications include potential enhancements in material performance, with specific focus on wear moderation.

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Assessment of wear mechanisms influenced by sintering temperature in TiC/Cu composites, suggesting important implications for material design.

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Yang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7662bbadf0bb9e87dbfb8 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wear.2026.206578

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