Bonding of metallic glass to crystalline metal

Metal fusion bonding – Process – Using only pressure

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228209, 228229, 228235, 22826316, B23K 2004

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045680140

ABSTRACT:
A method of bonding a first thin crystalline metal to a second thin metal ch as metallic glass is disclosed. Initially, the metallic glass is coated with a thin thermal barrier layer. Next, the first metal is heated to a temperature sufficient for diffusion bonding. Finally, the metallic glass is maintained at ambient temperature as the metallic glass is diffusion bonded to the crystalline metal. The thermal barrier layer prevents the metallic glass from reaching a phase transition temperature during the diffusion bonding. Consequently, a composite product having a base layer of crystalline metal and an outer layer of metallic glass is produced. Preferably, the diffusion bonding is produced by evacuated roll-bonding and the coating is attached to the metallic glass by electroplating. A plurality of metallic glass layers and crystalline metal layers can be bonded together to produce a sandwiched composite product.

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