Microstructure Evaluation of Solid-Solution in Fe-Cu Immiscible Alloy System

S.H. Mir Shah Ghassemi; Ali Shokuhfar; Mohammad Reza Vaezi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/DDF.273-276.622

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Microstructure Evaluation of Solid-Solution in Fe-Cu Immiscible Alloy System

Abstract:

The study of mechanical alloying on the Fe–Cu system, as a model system for those with positive heats of mixing, are investigated. In this research work the effects of impact force, such as increasing in the surface temperature of powders, the number of vacancies and pipe diffusion, on the strain and grain size of final powders have been studied. The aim of this research is to find the optimum condition for mechanical alloying of Cu-Fe system by the help of automatic design and analysis of TAGUCHI experiments.