Abstract
Metal foam with excellent ductility was added into nano-Ag sintered joint to obtain the composite sintered joint with a sandwich structure of sintered Ag/metal foam/sintered Ag. The microstructure, shear behavior and fracture morphology of the composite sintered joint were investigated in this study. Experimental results indicate that the addition of ductile metal foam enhances the plasticity of composite sintered joint. As the number of pores of Cu foam increased from 110 to 500 per inch, the shear strength increased from 8.28 to 11.26 MPa. The composite sintered joint with 110ppi (pores per inch) Ni foam showed a higher shear strength than the other composite sintered joints did because of the higher Young’s modules and shear modules of Ni foam. In the Ni foam@nano-Ag composite sintered joint, cracks appeared at the interface between the metal foam and the nano-Ag sintered structure because of the mismatch of coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE). Compared with the Ni foam, the addition of Cu foam effectively depressed the generation of cracks at the interface between the metal foam and the nano-Ag sintered structure.
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