Microstructure and Mechanical Properties Investigation of New Al10Cr12Mn28Fe(50-x)Ni(x) High Entropy Alloys

Ahmed W. Abdelghany; Sally Elkatatny; Mohamed Abdel Hady Gepreel

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.998.9

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Microstructure and Mechanical Properties Investigation of New Al₁₀Cr₁₂Mn₂₈Fe_(50-x)Ni_(x) High Entropy Alloys

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In the present study, two newly developed non-equiatomic high entropy Al₁₀Cr₁₂Mn₂₈Fe₍_50-_x₎Ni₍_x₎ alloys (x= 20 & 15 at%, namely: Ni₂₀ & Ni₁₅, respectively) are investigated. The studied HEAs were designed based on thermodynamic principles to maintain high ductility and improve strength. Ingots were prepared using arc-melting then microstructure examinations and mechanical properties for the as-cast alloys were done. The mechanical properties were enhanced for the as-cast material, compared with previously introduced HEAs of the same system, namely Al₅Cr₁₂Mn₂₈Fe₃₅Ni₂₀, (Al₅) and Al₁₀Cr₁₂Mn₂₃Fe₃₅Ni₂₀, (Al₁₀). Al₁₀Cr₁₂Mn₂₈Fe₃₀Ni₂₀ (Ni₂₀) HEA generally shows the highest compressive yield strength which was improved by ∼7% when compared with previously introduced Al₁₀.

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Ahmed W. Abdelghany*, Sally Elkatatny, Mohamed Abdel Hady Gepreel

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AlCrMnFeNi, Alloy Design, High Entropy Alloys, Mechanical Properties, Microstructure, Non-Equiatomic

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