The thermal shock resistance and anti- aluminum erosion of TiB2 - BN multiphase ceramics composites were studied. The experimental results show that the TiB2-BN multiphase ceramic possesses a good thermal shock resistance at high temperatures （ 1000, 1200, 1400, 1500 ℃ ）, with the increasing in thermal shocking temperature, the electro-conductivity of TiB2-BN ceramics increases. The metal aluminum has a great influence on the properties of TiB2 - BN ceramics and the main reason is that the aluminum reacts seriously with BN. It is suggested that the content of BN should be reduced to the greatest extent.
TiB2 powders coated with BN were prepared by Hybridization System making use of dry impact blending method to achieve powder surface modification. Parameters of coating were analyzed and the most appropriate condition was summarized. Scan electron microscope of JSM-5610LV and transmission electron microscope of H-600STEM/EDS were used to observe the microstructure of coated powders. Results show that treatment time, rotation speed, granularity ratio of TiB2 to BN, pretreatment of materials etc influence the coating results evidently. Mixing raw materials and coating with BN under the appropriate condition can get round TiB2/BN composite powder with smooth surface and compact coating layer.
