2016
DOI: 10.15407/mfint.37.12.1681
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Formation of Amorphous State in Bulk Samples of the Iron-Based Multicomponent Alloys

Abstract: Методами рентгенографического анализа, дифференциальной сканирующей калориметрии и измерения микротвёрдости исследованы склонность к аморфизации (СА) и механические свойства ряда новых многокомпонентных сплавов на основе железа. были получены в аморфном состоянии литьём в медный кокиль в форме пластинок толщиной 0,5 и 2 мм соответственно, а кристаллизация сплава Fe 50,0 Ni 19,0 Cr 6,5 Мо 1,5 V 1 B 14,1 С 2,5 Р 4,4 Si 1 подавляется только в тонких лентах, полученных методом спиннингования расплава. Анализ СА бы… Show more

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“…High cooling rates during LQ were achieved by the well-known splat-cooling technique by spreading a drop of melt on the inner surface of a rapidly rotating, heat-conducting copper cylinder. The maximum cooling rates estimated by the foil thickness were ~10 8 K/s [13,14]. The as-cast samples were obtained by pouring the melt into a copper mold.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…High cooling rates during LQ were achieved by the well-known splat-cooling technique by spreading a drop of melt on the inner surface of a rapidly rotating, heat-conducting copper cylinder. The maximum cooling rates estimated by the foil thickness were ~10 8 K/s [13,14]. The as-cast samples were obtained by pouring the melt into a copper mold.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Amorphous metals are a relatively new class of metallic materials, which were of great interest in the middle and end of the last century and have an extensive bibliography [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. Obtaining the amorphous state of metals in the solid phase is associated with the achievement of very high cooling rates (on average 106 K/s), which is achievable in cross sections up to several tens of micrometers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%