Ultra-thin Laminated Metal Composites with Ultra-high Strength and Excellent Soft Magnetic Properties

doi:10.1007/s40195-019-00960-w

Abstract

Abstract:

Structural metallic materials with excellent functional performance and lightweight features have always been the goal of material scientists’ pursuit. In this work, laminated metal composites of different thicknesses (less than 0.4 mm) composed of structural materials with great differences in deformation ability were successfully fabricated via a novel processing procedure. Ultra-high strength and excellent soft magnetic properties were combined perfectly in the ultra-thin and super-light laminated metal composite strips due to unique structural design and essential attributes of the initial materials. These results emphasize the significant potential application value of the ultra-thin laminated metal composites in the field of structural and functional integration.

Key words: Laminated metal composites, Ultra-high strength, Ultra-thin, Soft magnetic property, Maraging steel

Le Zhang, Wei Wang, fei Xiao, Shahzad M. Babar, Yiyin Shan, Ke Yang. Ultra-thin Laminated Metal Composites with Ultra-high Strength and Excellent Soft Magnetic Properties[J]. Acta Metallurgica Sinica (English Letters), 2020, 33(3): 385-390.

Figures/Tables 3

Fig. 1 Schematic diagram of the whole preparation procedure of the ultra-thin LMCs

Fig. 2 Interface characteristics of LMCs with different thicknesses along rolling direction a 400 μm, b 220 μm, c 130 μm, d 100 μm, e 65 μm, f 40 μm

Fig. 3 Mechanical response and magnetic performance of LMCs a “load-displacement” curves of ultra-thin LMCs with different thicknesses under cold rolling state, b “tensile strength versus reduction” curve of (a), c statistic results of tensile strength, d hysteresis loop of ultra-thin LMCs with different thicknesses under cold rolling state, e “saturation magnetization versus thickness” curve of (d), f statistic results of saturation magnetization, g average nano-hardnesses of 316L and MAS layer in LMCs with different thicknesses

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