Abstract
Influence of the micro-alloying of Cu and the partial substitution of Fe by Ni on mechanical properties was investigated in Fe-Nb-B-(Ni, Cu) bulk metallic glasses (BMGs). When the addition of Cu content was properly adjusted with 0.5 at.%, the (Fe 0.71Nb 0.06B 0.23) 99.5Cu 0.5 alloy exhibits enhanced plasticity of 4.5% due to the precipitation of nano-scale particles. Meanwhile, the partial replacement of Ni for Fe also effectively improves the plastic strain caused by tuning the elastic constants. The (Fe 0.5Ni 0.5) 71Nb 6B 23 alloy with 1:1 Ni-to-Fe concentration ratio shows a large Poisson's ratio (0.356) and a pronounced plastic strain of 4.2%. These results indicate the improved room temperature plasticity of Fe-Nb-B-(Ni, Cu) BMGs can be achieved by the appropriate control of the heterogeneity and intrinsic elastic properties.
| Original language | English |
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| Journal | Journal of Alloys and Compounds |
| Volume | 536 |
| Issue number | SUPPL.1 |
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| Publication status | Published - 2012 Sep 25 |
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- Mechanical Engineering
- Metals and Alloys
- Materials Chemistry
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Enhanced plasticity of Fe-Nb-B-(Ni, Cu) bulk metallic glasses by controlling the heterogeneity and elastic constants. / Park, J. M.; Kim, Do Hyang; Eckert, J.
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T1 - Enhanced plasticity of Fe-Nb-B-(Ni, Cu) bulk metallic glasses by controlling the heterogeneity and elastic constants
AU - Park, J. M.
AU - Kim, Do Hyang
AU - Eckert, J.
PY - 2012/9/25
Y1 - 2012/9/25
N2 - Influence of the micro-alloying of Cu and the partial substitution of Fe by Ni on mechanical properties was investigated in Fe-Nb-B-(Ni, Cu) bulk metallic glasses (BMGs). When the addition of Cu content was properly adjusted with 0.5 at.%, the (Fe 0.71Nb 0.06B 0.23) 99.5Cu 0.5 alloy exhibits enhanced plasticity of 4.5% due to the precipitation of nano-scale particles. Meanwhile, the partial replacement of Ni for Fe also effectively improves the plastic strain caused by tuning the elastic constants. The (Fe 0.5Ni 0.5) 71Nb 6B 23 alloy with 1:1 Ni-to-Fe concentration ratio shows a large Poisson's ratio (0.356) and a pronounced plastic strain of 4.2%. These results indicate the improved room temperature plasticity of Fe-Nb-B-(Ni, Cu) BMGs can be achieved by the appropriate control of the heterogeneity and intrinsic elastic properties.
AB - Influence of the micro-alloying of Cu and the partial substitution of Fe by Ni on mechanical properties was investigated in Fe-Nb-B-(Ni, Cu) bulk metallic glasses (BMGs). When the addition of Cu content was properly adjusted with 0.5 at.%, the (Fe 0.71Nb 0.06B 0.23) 99.5Cu 0.5 alloy exhibits enhanced plasticity of 4.5% due to the precipitation of nano-scale particles. Meanwhile, the partial replacement of Ni for Fe also effectively improves the plastic strain caused by tuning the elastic constants. The (Fe 0.5Ni 0.5) 71Nb 6B 23 alloy with 1:1 Ni-to-Fe concentration ratio shows a large Poisson's ratio (0.356) and a pronounced plastic strain of 4.2%. These results indicate the improved room temperature plasticity of Fe-Nb-B-(Ni, Cu) BMGs can be achieved by the appropriate control of the heterogeneity and intrinsic elastic properties.
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