Zhaoyang Zheng,Dong Han,Tianyu Zhang,An Du,Ruina Ma,Yongzhe Fan,Xue Zhao,Xiaoming Cao
The Co-depletion zone in WC–Co brazed joints is the main zone of joint failure, so it is crucial to explore novel processes to inhibit the Co-depletion zone and enhance the joint shear strength. In this study, a composite process of pre-plating Cu on the WC–Co surface + brazing was designed. Co-depletion zone reduces from 6 μm to 1 μm due to the Cu plating. Meanwhile, the formation of a plating fusion zone in the filler layer transforms TiCo with a thickness of 2.5 μm into a small number of TiCo particles. Moreover, the high concentration of Cu atoms in the vicinity of the WC particles at the interface changes the Co-segregation layer in the WC into a Cu-rich layer. The concentration of Cu in the filler layer leading to precipitation of TiCu and Ti 2 Cu particles. Ti 2 Cu particles encapsulated by ductile Ag–Cu–In ternary eutectic contribute to inhibit the cracks propagation. The shear strength of the joints was enhanced by 51.3 % to 295 MPa. The composite process of pre-plating on the base material surface + brazing has positive significance in inhibiting the excessive diffusion of elements from the base materials to the filler layer.
Ying Jiang,Guozhong Lu,Shinuo Kang,Fushan Geng,Bingwen Hu
All-solid-state batteries with ultrathin lithium metal, close to the anode-free solid-state batteries, could achieve high energy density. However, it is not trivial to plate an ultrathin lithium metal layer on a Cu current collector (Cu-CC). In situ electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) imaging showed that the pre-plating on Cu-CC in a Li–In|Li6PS5Cl|Cu cell without pressure holding produced a lithium metal layer with a small area. However, when a Li–In|Li6PS5Cl|Cu cell was held under a considerable pressure, this cell would produce a lithium metal layer with a large area. The Cu-CC with the ultrathin lithium metal layer of a small surface could be extracted and then assembled with LiNiO2 and Li6PS5Cl to achieve better electrochemical performance compared to that of a large surface, because a small area of the lithium metal layer would lead to fewer side reactions and less consumption of lithium ions. This work suggests the importance of the control of the lithium plating and the observation of lithium plating by in situ EPR imaging.
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