Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC) Description
Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC) is a new Max phase ceramic material. It has more than 60 ternary carbides. As a max-phase ceramic alloy, Nb2AlC combines both ceramic and metal properties such as good thermal and electrical conductivities, good thermal shock resistance, elastic rigidity, and creep resistance. Nb existence increases the stability of Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder under a high-temperature environment.
Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC) Specifications
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Chemical Formula
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Nb2AlC
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Particle Size
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0.5~30μm or customized
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Purity
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99%
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Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC) Applications
- Cutting tools and inserts: The high strength and hardness of Nb2AlC make it ideal for cutting tools, milling inserts, and wear-resistant coatings, providing excellent performance in machining operations.
- Aerospace components: Nb2AlC's high-temperature stability and strength make it suitable for aerospace applications, such as turbine blades, combustion chambers, and heat shields.
- Chemical processing: The corrosion resistance and thermal stability of Nb2AlC make it suitable for use in chemical processing equipment, including reactors, heat exchangers, and crucibles.
- Electrical contacts: Nb2AlC's electrical conductivity and wear resistance make it a valuable material for electrical contacts in high-power applications, such as circuit breakers and electrical connectors.
- Wear-resistant coatings: Nb2AlC can be used as a coating material to enhance the wear resistance of surfaces, protecting against friction, abrasion, and erosion in various industrial applications.
Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC) Packaging
Our Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC) is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.
Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC) FAQ
1. What is Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC)?
Niobium Aluminum Carbide (Nb2AlC) is a MAX phase ceramic material composed of niobium (Nb), aluminum (Al), and carbon (C). It is part of a class of materials known for their excellent thermal stability, strength, and unique combination of metallic and ceramic properties. This powder is used in a variety of high-performance applications due to its robust properties, especially in extreme conditions.
2. What are the main properties of Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC)?
High Strength and Toughness: Nb2AlC exhibits a unique balance of metallic and ceramic properties, offering exceptional mechanical strength and toughness. High-Temperature Stability: It maintains its strength and stability at elevated temperatures, making it suitable for high-heat environments. Excellent Thermal Conductivity: The material has good heat dissipation properties, which is critical in many industrial applications. Corrosion Resistance: Niobium Aluminum Carbide offers strong resistance to oxidation and chemical corrosion, particularly at high temperatures. Good Machinability: Unlike many ceramics, Nb2AlC is machinable, which makes it easier to process into complex shapes. Electrical Conductivity: This alloy exhibits some degree of electrical conductivity, which can be advantageous for certain applications that require both mechanical strength and electrical performance.
3. What are the typical applications of Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC)? Niobium Aluminum Carbide Powder (Nb2AlC) is utilized in industries and applications that demand a combination of high strength, thermal stability, and corrosion resistance, such as:
Aerospace: For high-performance components exposed to high stresses and temperatures, such as turbine blades, engine parts, and heat shields.
Defense and Military: Used in armor materials and other defense applications where strength, toughness, and resistance to wear are crucial.
Chemical Processing: In parts exposed to aggressive chemicals and high-temperature environments.
Nuclear Industry: For components used in nuclear reactors due to its resistance to radiation and high temperatures.
Electronics: For high-temperature, high-performance electronic components.
Cutting Tools and Wear Parts: In manufacturing and machining industries where durability under wear and abrasion is essential.
