3D printable low density B2+BCC refractory element based complex concentrated alloy with excellent balance of mechanical properties
CHESETTI, Advika
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
BANERJEE, Sucharita
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
University of Texas at Austin [Austin]
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Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
University of Texas at Austin [Austin]
CHESETTI, Advika
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
BANERJEE, Sucharita
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
University of Texas at Austin [Austin]
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
University of Texas at Austin [Austin]
NARTU, Mohan Sai Kiran
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
VARAHABHATLA, S.M.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
BANERJEE, Rajarshi
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
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Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Center for Agile and Adaptive Manufacturing [CAAAM]
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Scripta Materialia. 2023-03-01, vol. 225, p. 115160 (8 p.)
Elsevier
Résumé en anglais
While complex concentrated alloys (CCAs), involving a large fraction of refractory elements, are promising candidates for structural applications, their relatively high densities, processing challenges, and low plasticity, ...Lire la suite >
While complex concentrated alloys (CCAs), involving a large fraction of refractory elements, are promising candidates for structural applications, their relatively high densities, processing challenges, and low plasticity, has retarded their development. Here, we report a 3D printable lowdensity precipitation strengthened CCA of composition, Al10Nb15Ta5Ti30Zr40. The chemical homogeneity in the alloy deposited using laser bed powder fusion process is substantially better as compared to the as-cast ingot. This homogeneity is attributed to the enhanced solubility at the high temperatures experienced during laser melting, small melt pool dimensions, and the high cooling rates. The as-built CCA exhibited an excellent balance of room temperature mechanical properties, a compressive yield stress ~1400 MPa, peak stress ~1700 MPa, and plastic strain exceeding 45%. These properties can be attributed to its unique as-processed microstructure consisting of refined grains incorporating a high density of sub-grain boundaries, containing a nanoscale two-phase mixture of an ordered B2 and disordered BCC solid solution phases.< Réduire
Mots clés en anglais
Refractory high entropy alloys laser additive manufacturing laser powder bed fusion microstructure mechanical properties
Refractory high entropy alloys
laser additive manufacturing
laser powder bed fusion
microstructure
mechanical properties
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