Microstructural characterisation of spray formed Si-30Al for thermal management applications

This paper presents a study of the microstructure of a spray formed Si-30 wt.%Al alloy used in electronic packaging applications. The microstructure consisted of ~5μ equiaxed primary Si grains and a coarse grained Al-rich phase with occasional regions of ~10 μm equiaxed Al-rich grains interpenetrati...

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Main Authors: Hogg, S, Lambourne, A, Ogilvy, A, Grant, P
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2006
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author Hogg, S
Lambourne, A
Ogilvy, A
Grant, P
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description This paper presents a study of the microstructure of a spray formed Si-30 wt.%Al alloy used in electronic packaging applications. The microstructure consisted of ~5μ equiaxed primary Si grains and a coarse grained Al-rich phase with occasional regions of ~10 μm equiaxed Al-rich grains interpenetrating the Si network with no evidence of a lamellar Al-Si eutectic. This unusual microstructure arose because of the particular solidification conditions during and immediately after the spray forming process and the large alloy freezing range.
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spelling oxford-uuid:d774961c-ddef-4d6b-a382-1a30b58c6a852022-03-27T08:41:14ZMicrostructural characterisation of spray formed Si-30Al for thermal management applicationsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:d774961c-ddef-4d6b-a382-1a30b58c6a85Materials SciencesEnglishOxford University Research Archive - ValetElsevier2006Hogg, SLambourne, AOgilvy, AGrant, PThis paper presents a study of the microstructure of a spray formed Si-30 wt.%Al alloy used in electronic packaging applications. The microstructure consisted of ~5μ equiaxed primary Si grains and a coarse grained Al-rich phase with occasional regions of ~10 μm equiaxed Al-rich grains interpenetrating the Si network with no evidence of a lamellar Al-Si eutectic. This unusual microstructure arose because of the particular solidification conditions during and immediately after the spray forming process and the large alloy freezing range.
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Hogg, S
Lambourne, A
Ogilvy, A
Grant, P
Microstructural characterisation of spray formed Si-30Al for thermal management applications
title Microstructural characterisation of spray formed Si-30Al for thermal management applications
title_full Microstructural characterisation of spray formed Si-30Al for thermal management applications
title_fullStr Microstructural characterisation of spray formed Si-30Al for thermal management applications
title_full_unstemmed Microstructural characterisation of spray formed Si-30Al for thermal management applications
title_short Microstructural characterisation of spray formed Si-30Al for thermal management applications
title_sort microstructural characterisation of spray formed si 30al for thermal management applications
topic Materials Sciences
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