Fragmentation of Co-Fe-Ta-B Bulk Metallic Glass

Jozef Miškuf; Kornel Csach; Alena Juríková

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.782.553

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Fragmentation of Co-Fe-Ta-B Bulk Metallic Glass

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The main limitation of bulk metallic glasses for their application as structural materials is the large brittleness under the external loading. We analyzed the failure characteristics of Co₄₃Fe₂₀Ta_5.5B_31.5 (at.%) bulk metallic glass deformed in a compression at the room temperature and a low strain rate. Under loading the amorphous structure can store high elastic energy. During the failure this energy is released and the alloy breaks into small particles or powder exhibiting a fragmentation mode. The nanoscale fracture surface morphology respects the micromechanisms of failure of the amorphous structure. The fracture surface consists of a smooth mirror cleavage zone and a river pattern zone with the nanosized dimples arranged in lines respecting the periodic corrugation zones oriented perpendicular to the crack propagation direction.

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Jozef Miškuf, Kornel Csach, Alena Juríková

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Amorphous Alloy, Bulk, Fracture, Nanostructure

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