The coarsening behavior and strengthening effect of L1_(2)-Ni_(3)(Ti,Al)precipitates in a face-centered-cubic(FCC)(FeCoNi)_(92)Al_(2.5)Ti_(5.5) high entropy alloy have been systematically investigated.The coherent L1_...The coarsening behavior and strengthening effect of L1_(2)-Ni_(3)(Ti,Al)precipitates in a face-centered-cubic(FCC)(FeCoNi)_(92)Al_(2.5)Ti_(5.5) high entropy alloy have been systematically investigated.The coherent L1_(2) precipitates,uniformly distributed throughout the FCC matrix,consistently retain a spherical shape.The coarsening rate coefficient of precipitate is determined by employing the Philippe-Voorhees(PV)model,suggesting excellent thermal stability.Furthermore,the elemental partitioning and compositional evolution of the L1_(2) precipitates is analyzed by atom probe tomography,which identify aluminum(Al)as the slowest diffusion species during the coarsening process.In addition,the precipitation strengthening effect is quantified to ascertain the optimal size of the precipitates.Our study enhances the understanding of precipitate coarsening in high entropy alloys,presenting valuable insights into their thermal stability and mechanical properties.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2022YFE0134400)the State Key Laboratory for Advanced Metals and Materials(No.2023-Z05)+1 种基金the National Key Laboratory Foundation of Science and Technology on Materials under Shock and Impact(No.6142902220101)the Hunan Provincial Postgraduate Scientific Research Innovation Project(No.CX20230181).
文摘The coarsening behavior and strengthening effect of L1_(2)-Ni_(3)(Ti,Al)precipitates in a face-centered-cubic(FCC)(FeCoNi)_(92)Al_(2.5)Ti_(5.5) high entropy alloy have been systematically investigated.The coherent L1_(2) precipitates,uniformly distributed throughout the FCC matrix,consistently retain a spherical shape.The coarsening rate coefficient of precipitate is determined by employing the Philippe-Voorhees(PV)model,suggesting excellent thermal stability.Furthermore,the elemental partitioning and compositional evolution of the L1_(2) precipitates is analyzed by atom probe tomography,which identify aluminum(Al)as the slowest diffusion species during the coarsening process.In addition,the precipitation strengthening effect is quantified to ascertain the optimal size of the precipitates.Our study enhances the understanding of precipitate coarsening in high entropy alloys,presenting valuable insights into their thermal stability and mechanical properties.
