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Insight into interfacial microstructural evolution and mechanical properties of B4C-TiB2/TA15 dissimilar joints brazed by AgCu filler
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• Reliable brazing of B₄C‑TiB₂ ceramic and TA15 alloy is achieved using AgCu filler; the typical interfacial sequence of the joint is identified. • The shear strength of brazed joints increased first and then declined with rising brazing temperature, peaking at 67.58 MPa (880 °C, 10 min). • Elevated temperature accelerates elemental interdiffusion, thickens brittle reaction layers; all fractures locate at ceramic‑braze interface. • Four‑stage interfacial evolution is clarified; insufficient or excessive interfacial reaction degrades mechanical performance.
Keywords:
B4C-TiB2 ceramics
TA15 titanium alloy
AgCu filler
Microstructure evolution
Mechanical property
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