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publication name Cooling rate as a tool of tailoring structure of Fe-(9–33%)Ga alloys
Authors I.S. Golovin, A.M. Balagurov, I.A. Bobrikov, S.V. Sumnikov, A.K. Mohamed
year 2019
keywords Functional alloys; Annealing; Metastable phases; Ordering; Phase transformation kinetics; Neutron diffraction
journal Intermetallics
volume 114
issue 2019
pages 106610
publisher Elsevier BV
Local/International International
Paper Link 10.1016/j.intermet.2019.106610
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Abstract

A huge difference between the structure and the properties of equilibrium and metastable Fe–Ga alloys along with an uncertain specification for their metastable state lead to urgent necessity of understanding the cooling rate role in the formation of the alloys structure. We studied structure of Fe-(9-33 at.%)Ga alloys after cooling with different cooling rates (furnace, air, water, as cast) and report structure and dependencies of lattice parameter for A2 and D03 phases on Ga content in Fe–Ga alloys. The first and second critical cooling rates are determined as the beginning and the end of formation of equilibrium L12 phase.

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