Author:
Kim Wan,Kim Jinwoo,Lee Je In,Park Eun Soo
Abstract
Liquid immiscible alloy systems present a unique opportunity for designing composites with sphere-dispersed and/or interconnected microstructures. Herein, we demonstrate that the addition of Pb in Al<sub>84</sub>TM<sub>10</sub>RE<sub>6</sub> (TM=Ni,Co,Fe,Ti, RE=La,Ce,Nd,Gd,Y) metallic glasses can result in liquid-liquid phase separation in a liquid immiscibility gap and substantially solidifies into a Pb-rich crystalline phase and Al-rich amorphous phase. The Pb-rich phase has a spherical shape and is dispersed in the Al-based metallic glass matrix. The average diameter of the Pb-rich spheres changed from 75 ± 10 nm near the wheel side (fastest cooling region) to 138 ± 32 nm near the center of the ribbon (slowest cooling region), which exhibited a melting temperature of about 599 K, close to that of pure Pb (Tm = 600.5 K), due to the low solubility of Pb and other constituent elements. Interestingly, the dispersed Pb-rich 2<sup>nd</sup> phase in the Al-based metallic glass matrix causes delayed crack propagation and enhanced fatigue lifetime due to crack blocking and filling by partial liquifaction. These results provide a guideline for how to design promising Al-based metallic glasses containing sphere-dispersed 2<sup>nd</sup> phase with low melting temperature, which is a key step in developing damage-tolerant metallic glass composites with a liquid-based healing mechanism.
Funder
National Research Foundation of Korea
Ministry of Science and ICT
Center for Iron and Steel Research
Engineering Research Institute at Seoul National University
Publisher
The Korean Institute of Metals and Materials
Subject
Metals and Alloys,Surfaces, Coatings and Films,Modeling and Simulation,Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials
Cited by
3 articles.
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