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Композиционные материалы и многофункциональные покрытия
Название Особенности теплофизических свойств функционально-градиентных биметаллических композиций сформированных аддитивными технологиями
DOI 10.17580/tsm.2026.02.03
Автор Ежов А. Д., Басов А. А., Мальцев И. Е., Киселёв В. П.
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Московский авиационный институт (национальный исследовательский университет), Москва, Россия

А. Д. Ежов, заведующий кафедрой авиационной и космической теплотехники, канд. техн. наук, эл. почта: ezzhov@gmail.com

В. П. Киселёв, старший преподаватель кафедры авиационной и космической теплотехники

 

ПАО «Ракетно-космическая корпорация «Энергия» им. С. П. Королёва», Королев, Россия
А. А. Басов, главный эксперт, канд. техн. наук, эл. почта: andrey.basov@rsce.ru
И. Е. Мальцев, генеральный директор, канд. техн. наук

Реферат

Рассмотрены современные аддитивные технологии для изготовления биметаллических композиций, акцент сделан на их влияние на теплофизические свойства, в частности теплопроводность. Основное внимание уделено методам селективного лазерного сплавления (СЛС), прямого подвода энергии и материала (DED), включая электродуговую наплавку проволокой (WAAM), а также альтернативным подходам: электронно-лучевому сплавлению, холодному газодинамическому напылению и экструзии металлополимерных композитов. Подчеркнуто, что аддитивные процессы приводят к анизотропии микроструктуры и, как следствие, к направленной теплопроводности. Например, у сплава Cu – 2,4 Ni – 0,7 Si теплопроводность вдоль оси Z втрое выше, чем в поперечном направлении. Выполнен анализ ключевых проблем: образование трещин и пор на границе раздела фаз, термические напряжения, несовместимость коэффициентов термического расширения, а также усадка при охлаждении или спекании. Предложены решения: использование функционально-градиентных материалов (ФГМ), промежуточных слоев, оптимизация параметров энерговоздействия и стратегий подачи материалов. Представлено обсуждение методов контроля качества интерфейса и требований действующих стандартов (ГОСТ Р 59930–2021, NASA MSFC-STD-3716, ISO/ASTM TR 52905). В статье подчеркнута перспективность аддитивных биметаллов для теплообменных и токопроводящих элементов при условии комплексного управления структурой и свойствами границы раздела.

Работа выполнена в рамках гранта Министерства науки и высшего образования РФ №FSFF-2023-0006.

Ключевые слова Аддитивные технологии, биметаллы, теплопроводность, анизотропия, селективное лазерное сплавление (СЛС), прямой подвод энергии и материала (DED), функционально-градиентные материалы (ФГМ), остаточные напряжения
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