N. Yurchenko, E. Panina, Ł. Rogal, et al. Unique precipitations in a novel refractory Nb-Mo-Ti-Co high-entropy superalloy[J]. Materials Research Letters, 2022, 10(2): 78-87.
DOI:
N. Yurchenko, E. Panina, Ł. Rogal, et al. Unique precipitations in a novel refractory Nb-Mo-Ti-Co high-entropy superalloy[J]. Materials Research Letters, 2022, 10(2): 78-87.DOI: 10.1080/21663831.2021.2022033.
Unique precipitations in a novel refractory Nb-Mo-Ti-Co high-entropy superalloy
(at. %) high-entropy superalloy (RHESA) is introduced. Annealing at 1200 °C led to the precipitation of a semi-coherent individual (Co
Ti)-rich B2
(Ti
O)-rich fcc (Ti-rich oxides)
and hierarchical B2 + fcc nanoparticles in the (Nb
Mo)-rich RHESA bcc phase. B2 + fcc dispersoids were
dominant
and they nucleated heterogeneously because of the coherency ensured by the Baker–Nutting orientation relationship. The emergence of multi-type nanoprecipitates doubled the room-temperature compressive ductility without sacrificing strength. Our study can solve a chief problem of current RHESAs—the low stability of B2 dispersoids at T 700 °C.
Abstract
Herein
a novel refractory Nb
30
Mo
30
Ti
20
Co
20
(at. %) high-entropy superalloy (RHESA) is introduced. Annealing at 1200 °C led to the precipitation of a semi-coherent individual (Co
Ti)-rich B2
(Ti
O)-rich fcc (Ti-rich oxides)
and hierarchical B2 + fcc nanoparticles in the (Nb
Mo)-rich RHESA bcc phase. B2 + fcc dispersoids were dominant
and they nucleated heterogeneously because of the coherency ensured by the Baker–Nutting orientation relationship. The emergence of multi-type nanoprecipitates doubled the room-temperature compressive ductility without sacrificing strength. Our study can solve a chief problem of current RHESAs—the low stability of B2 dispersoids at T 700 °C.