2003
DOI: 10.2464/jilm.53.469
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“…It is shown that the slow cooling rate (50-80°C/min) and overaging at 560°C/2 h significantly reduced the yield stress and the ultimate tensile strength, and tensile elongations of CuCrZr SCA relative to CuCrZr SAA. Previous studies have found that cooling rates >1200°C/min are required to fully quench the Cu-Cr solid solution [28][29][30]. The relatively slow cooling rate in the CuCrZr SCA treatment resulted in a lower nucleation rate (due to reduced Cr supersaturation levels) and more rapid precipitate coarsening compared to the optimum CuCrZr SAA treatment.…”
Section: Effect Of Heat Treatment On Mechanical Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…It is shown that the slow cooling rate (50-80°C/min) and overaging at 560°C/2 h significantly reduced the yield stress and the ultimate tensile strength, and tensile elongations of CuCrZr SCA relative to CuCrZr SAA. Previous studies have found that cooling rates >1200°C/min are required to fully quench the Cu-Cr solid solution [28][29][30]. The relatively slow cooling rate in the CuCrZr SCA treatment resulted in a lower nucleation rate (due to reduced Cr supersaturation levels) and more rapid precipitate coarsening compared to the optimum CuCrZr SAA treatment.…”
Section: Effect Of Heat Treatment On Mechanical Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 96%