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Property of Cu-Zr-Ti Ternary Alloys

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The influence of Zr on the property of Cu(50+x)Zr(40-x)Ti10 (0≤x≤30 at.%) alloys were investigated. The results show that the maximum size for the glass formation in this Cu-Zr-Ti system is less than 8 mm. The hardness increases with decreasing of the Zr content, then decreases when the Zr content exceeds 10~15 at.% due to the obvious alteration of the type of the crystalline phases and the microstructure. With decreasing of the Zr content, the transformation sequence of the main Cu-Zr phase is Cu10Zr7→Cu5Zr→Cu51Zr14; the transformation sequence of Cu-Ti phase is Cu4Ti3→CuTi→CuTi3. In addition, the atom ratio of Cu60Zr30Ti10 alloys is coherent with that of their corresponding crystalline phase, resulting in its better glass forming ability.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 146-147)

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October 2010

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An Hui Cai, Wei Ke An, Xiao Song Li, Yun Luo, Tie Lin Li

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Cu-Zr-Ti Alloys, Property Analysis

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