Structure transition mechanism in undercooled CuNi alloys

Taking a Cu55Ni45 alloy as experimental alloy systems, we systematically studied the method of obtaining deep undercooling of alloy melt. Stable deep undercooling of alloy melt was obtained by the combination of molten glass purification and cyclic overheating. Combined with the nucleation and growt...

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Main Authors: AN Hongen, Nancy Julius Siambun, Bih-Lii Chua, Melvin Gan Jet Hong, LI Hongtao
Format: Article
Language:English
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Published: Springer Nature 2021
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Online Access:https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/31866/1/Structure%20transition%20mechanism%20in%20undercooled%20CuNi%20alloys.ABSTRACT.pdf
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Summary:Taking a Cu55Ni45 alloy as experimental alloy systems, we systematically studied the method of obtaining deep undercooling of alloy melt. Stable deep undercooling of alloy melt was obtained by the combination of molten glass purification and cyclic overheating. Combined with the nucleation and growth mechanism of undercooled melt, the microstructure evolution and grain refinement mechanism of the alloy were systematically studied in a wide undercooling range. The grain refinement solidification structure under large undercooling was analyzed by EBSD technology. Combined with the typical characteristics of recrystallization in metallographic pictures, it was finally confirmed that the grain refinement was caused by recrystallization.