2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.mtla.2019.100398
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A fractal approach to predict the oxidation and corrosion behavior of a grain boundary engineered low SFE high entropy alloy

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“…The difference in the grain size affects the strength-ductility synergy 120 . The increase in the volume fraction of intersecting twins in low SFE HEA after cross rolling and intermittent annealing due to destabilization of substructure has also been reported 118 . Therefore, it is clear that changing the strain path during rolling could enable the microstructure and strength-ductility combination to be tuned.…”
Section: Tuningthestrainpathmentioning
confidence: 68%
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“…The difference in the grain size affects the strength-ductility synergy 120 . The increase in the volume fraction of intersecting twins in low SFE HEA after cross rolling and intermittent annealing due to destabilization of substructure has also been reported 118 . Therefore, it is clear that changing the strain path during rolling could enable the microstructure and strength-ductility combination to be tuned.…”
Section: Tuningthestrainpathmentioning
confidence: 68%
“…The elongated grain structure is developed by virtue of unidirectional rolling (UDR), whereas the lamellar structure fragmentation occurs by cross rolling. There are a few reports on difference in microstructure due to strain path change in HEA 41,117,118 . The variation in deformation microstructure gives rise to difference in the mechanical properties post-annealing.…”
Section: Tuningthestrainpathmentioning
confidence: 99%