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Refractory high‐entropy alloys exhibit superior radiation tolerance, but face fabrication challenges due to complex compositions. It is demonstrated that reducing the number of alloying elements does not compromise radiation resistance in a novel W‐Ta‐V highly‐concentrated refractory alloy.
Matheus A. Tunes +16 more
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Heterostructured materials (HSMs) are becoming an emerging strategy for superior mechanical properties of metallic materials. Comprehensive evidence is necessary to substantiate their feasibility. This study provides an extensive review of experimental results from worldwide research groups across titanium, magnesium, aluminum, copper, steel, and ...
Xinxin Dong +9 more
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Tungsten (W) as a structural component has grown roots in many special applications owing to its radiation-shielding capabilities and its properties at elevated temperatures.
Mahmoud S. Seyam +2 more
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Orientation‐dependent mechanical responses in molybdenum‐rhenium alloys evaluated via micro‐pillars
Orientation‐dependent compressive properties are found in Mo‐14Re and Mo‐42Re, but are not found in Mo and Mo‐5Re, which may be attributed to activated multi‐slip planes as increased Re. Solid solution effect of Re not only rely on orientations, but also on Re content. Softening effect occurs in both [100] and [110] Mo‐5Re.
Hailong Xu +5 more
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The Influence of Mo Content and Annealing on the Oxidation Behavior of Arc‐Melted Cr–xMo–8Si Alloys
Cr–xMo–8Si alloys (x = 10, 20, and 25 at%) show high potential for a new class of lightweight refractory alloys for high‐temperature applications. Especially worthwhile of further development is the Cr–25Mo–8Si alloy with extremely low mass gain and continuous SiO2 subscale formation, preventing internal oxidation.
Lisa Koliotassis +2 more
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Crack‐Free Tungsten Fabricated via Laser Powder Bed Fusion Additive Manufacturing
Additive manufacturing of tungsten (W) is challenging due to its high melting point, and brittleness from GB oxides. In this study, the processing of W through laser powder bed fusion is investigated. Parts are fabricated under argon (Ar) and nitrogen (N2).
Tejas Ramakrishnan +6 more
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The significant effect of Ni content (0.92, 1.94 and 2.94 wt%) on ductile-brittle transition temperature (DBTT) and microstructure in a 1000 MPa grade high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steel was studied.
Zeqing Ni +4 more
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Mechanical behavior of tungsten-vanadium-lanthana alloys as function of temperature [PDF]
The mechanical behavior of three tungsten (W) alloys with vanadium (V) and lanthana (La2O3) additions (W–4%V, W–1%La2O3, W–4%V–1%La2O3) processed by hot isostatic pressing (HIP) have been compared with pure-W to analyze the influence of the dopants ...
A. Martín +13 more
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Development of oxide dispersion strengthened W alloys produced by hot isostatic pressing [PDF]
This study is presented of: The Conference 26th Symposium on Fusion Technology (SOFT). Porto, Portugal. Date: 27 September-01 October, 2010.A powder metallurgy technique has been developed to produce oxide strengthened W-Ti and W-V alloys using ...
Martínez Gómez, Javier +4 more
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This study investigated the microstructural stability and mechanical properties exhibited by China low activation martensitic (CLAM) steels with different yttrium (Y) contents over 3000 h of aging at 550 °C.
Guoxing Qiu +6 more
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