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2021
UKAEA-CCFE-PR(21)18
L. Tang F.Q. Jiang J.S. Wróbel B.Liu S. Kabra R.X. Duan J.H. Luan Z.B. Jiao Y.Liu M.M. Attallah D. Nguyen-Manh B. Cai
Multi-component alloys are emerging as promising metallic materials for cryogenic applications for their excellent combination of high ultimate tensile strength and good ductility. But their low yield strength can severely limit their applications. Lattice distortion is emerging as a feasible method in overcoming this dilemma. Here, we investigate …
Preprint2019
UKAEA-CCFE-PR(19)71
Lei Tang Kun Yan Biao Cai Yiqiang Wang Bin Liud Saurabh Kabrae Moataz M Attallaha Yong Liu
Deformation mechanisms of high entropy alloys (HEAs) at cryogenic temperatures have attracted extensive research interest. We used in situ neutron diffraction to study the tensile behavior of a face-centered-cubic HEA at 77 and 15 K and compared its stacking fault energy (SFE) at ambient and cryogenic temperatures. The SFE dropped from 28…
Preprint Purchase2019
UKAEA-CCFE-PR(19)36
Y. Q. Wang S. J. Clark B. Cai D. Alba Venero K. Yan M. Gorley E. Surrey D. G. McCartney S. Sridhar P. D. Lee
Ti-containing micro-alloyed steels are often alloyed with molybdenum (Mo) to gain superior ageing-resistance through reduced nano-precipitate coarsening, although the exact mechanism is still disputed. Using small angle neutron scattering (SANS), we characterize precipitate composition and coarsening in Ti micro-alloyed steels with and without Mo t…
Preprint Purchase2018
UKAEA-CCFE-PR(18)56
yiqiang wang Bin Liu Kun Yan Minshi Wang Saurabh Kabra Yu-Lung Chiu David Dye Peter D. Lee Yong Liu Biao Cai
The deformation responses at 77 and 293 K of a FeCoNiCr high-entropy alloy, produced by a powder metallurgy route, are investigated using in situ neutron diffraction and correlative transmission electron microscopy. The strength and ductility of the alloy are significant improved at cryogenic temperatures. The true ultimate tensile strengt…
Preprint Published2012