High Strength (Ti₅₈Ni₂₈Cu₈Si₄Sn₂)_{100−x}Mo_{x} Nanoeutectic Matrix–β‐Ti Dendrite, BMG‐Derived Composites with Enhanced Plasticity and Corrosion Resistance

Hesham E. Khalifa; Kenneth S. Vecchio

doi:10.1002/adem.200900148

journal article·2009-11

High Strength (Ti₅₈Ni₂₈Cu₈Si₄Sn₂)_100−xMo_x Nanoeutectic Matrix–β‐Ti Dendrite, BMG‐Derived Composites with Enhanced Plasticity and Corrosion Resistance

Hesham E. Khalifa, Kenneth S. Vecchio

Advanced Engineering Materials· Volume 11· Issue 11

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Semi-solidly processed(Ti58Ni28Cu8Si4Sn2)100−xMox nanoeutectic matrix composites utilize a ductile dendritic β-Ti phase to achieve enhanced plasticity up to 15% total strain while maintaining fracture strengths up to 2300 MPa. The choice of Mo as the β-Ti stabilizer plays an important role in enhancing the work hardening exponent as well as the corrosion resistance in these alloys.

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Metals & alloys Nanomaterials Composites

OpenAlex topics: Metallic Glasses and Amorphous Alloys · Advanced materials and composites · Aluminum Alloys Composites Properties

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