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Evolution of Deformation Substructure and Mg_(x)Zn_(y)Ca_(z) Metastable Phase in Fine-Grained Mg Alloys
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作者 Zhen-Liang Li Xin-Lei Zhang 《Acta Metallurgica Sinica(English Letters)》 2025年第1期71-85,共15页
The spray-deposition was used to produce billets of Mg-4Al-1.5Zn-3Ca-1Nd(A alloy)and Mg-13Al-3Zn-3Ca-1Nd(B alloy),and evolution of deformation substructure and Mg_(x)Zn_(y)Ca_(z)metastable phase in fine-grained(3μm)M... The spray-deposition was used to produce billets of Mg-4Al-1.5Zn-3Ca-1Nd(A alloy)and Mg-13Al-3Zn-3Ca-1Nd(B alloy),and evolution of deformation substructure and Mg_(x)Zn_(y)Ca_(z)metastable phase in fine-grained(3μm)Mg alloys was investigated by scanning electron microscopy(SEM),transmission electron microscopy(TEM),X-ray diffraction(XRD),and electron backscattered diffraction(EBSD).It was found that different dislocation configurations were formed in A and B alloys.Redundant free dislocations(RFDs)and dislocation tangles were the ways to form deformation substructure in A alloy,no RFDs except dislocation tangles were found in B alloy.The interaction between nano-scale second phase particles(nano-scale C15 andβ-Mg_(17)(Al,Zn)_(12)phase)and different dislocation configurations had a significant effect on the deformation substructures formation.The mass transfer of Mg_(x)Zn_(y)Ca_(z)metastable phases and the stacking order of stacking faults were conducive to the Mg-Nd-Zn typed long period stacking ordered(LPSO)phases formation.Nano-scale C15 phases,Mg-Nd-Zn typed LPSO phases,c/a ratio,β-Mg_(17)(Al,Zn)_(12)phases were the key factors influencing the formation of textures.Different textures and grain boundary features(GB features)had a significant effect on k-value.The non-basal textures were the main factor affecting k-value in A alloy,while the high-angle grain boundary(HAGB)was the main factor affecting k-value in B alloy. 展开更多
关键词 deformation substructures Metastable phase Textures K-VALUE Fine-grained Mg alloys
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High strength-ductility synergy in refractory multi-principal element alloys via special deformation mechanisms and dislocation behaviors
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作者 Zhi-Wen Li Bao-Xian Su +7 位作者 Liang Wang Chen Liu Zhe Li Qing-Da Zhang Bin-Bin Wang Xiang Xue Rui-Run Chen Yan-Qing Su 《Rare Metals》 2025年第1期608-622,共15页
Ti-Zr-Nb refractory multi-principal element alloys(RMPEAs)have attracted increased attention due to their excellent mechanical properties.In this study,(TiZr)_(80-x)Nb_(20)Mo_(x)(x=0,5 and 10)alloys were designed,and ... Ti-Zr-Nb refractory multi-principal element alloys(RMPEAs)have attracted increased attention due to their excellent mechanical properties.In this study,(TiZr)_(80-x)Nb_(20)Mo_(x)(x=0,5 and 10)alloys were designed,and the intrinsic conflicts between strength and ductility were overcome via composition optimization and recrystallization.The causes of the superior strength-ductility synergy were investigated in terms of their deformation mechanism and dislocation behavior.The results show that the strength improvement can be attributed to the deformation mechanism transition caused by local chemical fluctuations and lattice distortion.Specifically,the slip band widths decrease after Mo addition,and the measured slip traces in the fracture samples are associated with high-order{112}and{123}slip planes.Furthermore,the grain refinement achieved via recrystallization promotes multi-slip system activation and shortens the slip-band spacing,which reduces the stress concentration and inhibits crack source formation,thereby allowing the alloy to ensure sufficient ductility.Consequently,the Ti_(35)Zr_(35)Nb_(20)Mo_(10)alloy annealed at 900℃ exhibits high yield strength and elongation.These findings provide a new strategy for designing high-strength RMPEAs and addressing room-temperature brittleness. 展开更多
关键词 Refractory multi-principal element alloy Mechanical property Strengthening mechanism deformation substructure Dislocation behavior
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