Enhanced glass-forming ability of a Sm-based alloy with the addition of KLKLKL

The effects of KLKLKLon the glass-forming ability (GFA) of a Sm-based alloy were investigated. By partial substitution of Sm with KLKLKLin (Sm sub(0.62)Al sub(0.14)Ni sub(0.12)Cu sub(0.12)) sub(97)Fe sub(3) (at.%) alloy, of which the critical diameter for glass formation is 3 mm, (Sm sub(0.32)La sub...

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Published inJournal of alloys and compounds Vol. 505; no. 2; pp. 497 - 500
Main Authors Ji, Yunfei, Pang, Shujie, Zhang, Tao
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 03.09.2010
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Summary:The effects of KLKLKLon the glass-forming ability (GFA) of a Sm-based alloy were investigated. By partial substitution of Sm with KLKLKLin (Sm sub(0.62)Al sub(0.14)Ni sub(0.12)Cu sub(0.12)) sub(97)Fe sub(3) (at.%) alloy, of which the critical diameter for glass formation is 3 mm, (Sm sub(0.32)La sub(0.3)Al sub(0.14)Ni sub(0.12)Cu sub(0.12)) sub(97)Fe sub(3) glassy rods with a diameter up to 10 mm can be fabricated by copper mold casting. The configuration entropy and critical cooling rate of the Sm-La-Al-Ni-Cu-Fe alloy were calculated. It is indicated that the configuration entropy is increased and the critical cooling rate is decreased with the addition of La, implying that the La-containing alloys exhibit higher GFA than that of the La-free Sm-Al-Ni-Cu-Fe alloy. Moreover, with the addition of La, the Sm-based alloys exhibit reduced Gibbs free energy between the liquid phase and the crystalline phase in the supercooled liquid region and stronger liquid behavior, which are also beneficial to the enhanced GFA of the Sm-La-Al-Ni-Cu-Fe alloys.
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ISSN:0925-8388
DOI:10.1016/j.jallcom.2010.06.121