Influence of Fe-Co Ratio and Ni,Cr Dopants on Structural Evolution of Metallic Amorphous Alloys

Aleksandr Kotvitckii; Galina S. Kraynova; A.M. Frolov; Vitaly Ivanov; Vladimir S. Plotnikov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.215.179

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Influence of Fe-Co Ratio and Ni,Cr Dopants on Structural Evolution of Metallic Amorphous Alloys

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In this paper the analysis of structure changes in series of amorphous alloys with different Fe/Ni and Fe/Co ratio and Cr addition is made. It has been shown that within temperature range 23⁰С <T< 450⁰С the structure of alloys keeps its amorphous character and only a slight changes in heat flow occur. At temperatures above 450°C the structure evolution depends of the Fe/Ni and Fe/Co ratio and some dopants.

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Aleksandr Kotvitckii*, Galina S. Kraynova, A.M. Frolov, Vitaly Ivanov, Vladimir S. Plotnikov

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Amorphous Alloy, Amorphous Magnetic Materials, DSC-Calorimetry, Metallic Glass, Structure Evolution of Amorphous State

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