Effect of High-Energy Ball Milling in Ternary Material System of (Mg-Sn-Na)

In this study, the nature of the ball-milling mechanism in a ternary materials system (Mg-6Sn-1Na) is investigated for proper mechanical alloying. An identical powder mixture for this material system is exposed to different milling durations for a suitable mixture. First, the platelet structure form...

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Main Authors: Halit Sübütay, İlyas Şavklıyıldız
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Published: MDPI AG 2023-08-01
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4352/13/8/1230
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description In this study, the nature of the ball-milling mechanism in a ternary materials system (Mg-6Sn-1Na) is investigated for proper mechanical alloying. An identical powder mixture for this material system is exposed to different milling durations for a suitable mixture. First, the platelet structure formation is observed on particles with increasing milling duration, mainly formed in <200> direction of the hexagonal crystal structure of the Mg matrix. Then, the flake structure with texture formation is broken into smaller spherical particles with further ball milling up to 12 h. According to EDS analysis, the secondary phases in the Mg matrix are homogenously distributed with a 12-h milling duration which advises a proper mixture in this material system. The solid solution formation is triggered with an 8-h milling duration according to XRD analysis on 101 reflections. Conventional sintering is performed at 350 °C in 2 h for each sample. In bulk samples, XRD data reveal that secondary phases (Mg<sub>2</sub>Sn) with island-like structures are formed on the Mg matrix for a milling duration of up to 8 h. These bigger secondary phases are mainly constituted as Mg<sub>2</sub>Sn intermetallic forms, which have a negative effect on physical and mechanical properties due to a mismatch in the grain boundary formation. However, the homogenous distribution of secondary phases with a smaller particle size distribution, acquired with 12 h milling time, provides the highest density, modulus of elasticity, and hardness values for this ternary materials system. The ternary materials produced with the 12-h ball-milling process provide an improvement of about 117% in hardness value compared with the cast form.
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spelling doaj.art-095074f1155d45b088d4302ff5e916682023-11-19T00:45:15ZengMDPI AGCrystals2073-43522023-08-01138123010.3390/cryst13081230Effect of High-Energy Ball Milling in Ternary Material System of (Mg-Sn-Na)Halit Sübütay0İlyas Şavklıyıldız1Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Selçuk University, Konya 42075, TurkeyDepartment of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Konya Technical University, Konya 42075, TurkeyIn this study, the nature of the ball-milling mechanism in a ternary materials system (Mg-6Sn-1Na) is investigated for proper mechanical alloying. An identical powder mixture for this material system is exposed to different milling durations for a suitable mixture. First, the platelet structure formation is observed on particles with increasing milling duration, mainly formed in <200> direction of the hexagonal crystal structure of the Mg matrix. Then, the flake structure with texture formation is broken into smaller spherical particles with further ball milling up to 12 h. According to EDS analysis, the secondary phases in the Mg matrix are homogenously distributed with a 12-h milling duration which advises a proper mixture in this material system. The solid solution formation is triggered with an 8-h milling duration according to XRD analysis on 101 reflections. Conventional sintering is performed at 350 °C in 2 h for each sample. In bulk samples, XRD data reveal that secondary phases (Mg<sub>2</sub>Sn) with island-like structures are formed on the Mg matrix for a milling duration of up to 8 h. These bigger secondary phases are mainly constituted as Mg<sub>2</sub>Sn intermetallic forms, which have a negative effect on physical and mechanical properties due to a mismatch in the grain boundary formation. However, the homogenous distribution of secondary phases with a smaller particle size distribution, acquired with 12 h milling time, provides the highest density, modulus of elasticity, and hardness values for this ternary materials system. The ternary materials produced with the 12-h ball-milling process provide an improvement of about 117% in hardness value compared with the cast form.https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4352/13/8/1230Mg alloysball millingmechanical alloyingternary material system
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Effect of High-Energy Ball Milling in Ternary Material System of (Mg-Sn-Na)
Crystals
Mg alloys
ball milling
mechanical alloying
ternary material system
title Effect of High-Energy Ball Milling in Ternary Material System of (Mg-Sn-Na)
title_full Effect of High-Energy Ball Milling in Ternary Material System of (Mg-Sn-Na)
title_fullStr Effect of High-Energy Ball Milling in Ternary Material System of (Mg-Sn-Na)
title_full_unstemmed Effect of High-Energy Ball Milling in Ternary Material System of (Mg-Sn-Na)
title_short Effect of High-Energy Ball Milling in Ternary Material System of (Mg-Sn-Na)
title_sort effect of high energy ball milling in ternary material system of mg sn na
topic Mg alloys
ball milling
mechanical alloying
ternary material system
url https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4352/13/8/1230
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