Refinement of precipitate distributions in an age-hardenable Mg-Sn alloy through microalloying
BETTLES, C. J.
School of Physics and Materials Engineering
Division of Manufacturing Science and Technology [CSIRO]
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School of Physics and Materials Engineering
Division of Manufacturing Science and Technology [CSIRO]
BETTLES, C. J.
School of Physics and Materials Engineering
Division of Manufacturing Science and Technology [CSIRO]
< Réduire
School of Physics and Materials Engineering
Division of Manufacturing Science and Technology [CSIRO]
Langue
en
Article de revue
Ce document a été publié dans
Philosophical Magazine Letters. 2006, vol. vol. 86, n° 7, p. p. 443-456
Taylor & Francis
Résumé en anglais
It has been known for some time that trace additions ( 2 Sn phase formed, although a substantial refinement of the distributions is observed. In the case of Na additions, the number density of particles is increased by two ...Lire la suite >
It has been known for some time that trace additions ( 2 Sn phase formed, although a substantial refinement of the distributions is observed. In the case of Na additions, the number density of particles is increased by two orders of magnitude, resulting in hardening increment increases of 270%. The In+Li additions lead to increases of approximately one order of magnitude in number density and 150% increases in the hardening increment. The generality of the observed effects and the resulting hardening responses are discussed.< Réduire
Mots clés en anglais
Aluminium
Microalloys
Magnesium
Tin
Atom-probe
Phase
Additions
Thermodynamic
Hardeness
Origine
Importé de halUnités de recherche