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Alignment of Primary Al3Ni Phases in Hypereutectic Al-Ni Alloys with Various Compositions under High Magnetic Field Gradients

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The microstructural changes of the primary Al3Ni phases in hypereutectic Al-Ni alloys solidified under various high magnetic field gradients were investigated. It was found that the application of a magnetic field gradient induced an aligned structure of the primary Al3Ni phases similar to those in a high uniform magnetic field. However, the high magnetic field gradient showed more obvious effect on the alignment of the primary Al3Ni phases than the uniform magnetic field, although this effect strongly depended on the alloy composition.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 649)

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165-169

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.649.165

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May 2010

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Tie Liu, Qiang Wang, Zhong Ying Wang, Dong Gang Li, Ji Cheng He

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Al-Ni Alloy, Crystal Orientation, High Magnetic Field Gradient, Phase Alignment, Solidification

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