Metastable phase separation kinetics controlled by superheating and undercooling of liquid Fe-Cu peritectic alloys
Metastable phase separation kinetics controlled by superheating and undercooling of liquid Fe-Cu peritectic alloys
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10.1016/j.jallcom.2022.165268
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发表时间:
2022-05
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6.2
通讯作者:
Yuhao Wu;Baorong Zhu;Huiling Du;Zhenchao Xia;Jingwen Su;Zhiming Gao
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作者:
Yuhao Wu;Baorong Zhu;Huiling Du;Zhenchao Xia;Jingwen Su;Zhiming Gao
The effects of superheating and undercooling on the metastable phase separation (MPS) kinetics for glass-fluxed Fe65Cu35peritectic alloy were investigated by experiments and simulations. MPS occurred in the experimental undercooling range of 175–297 K, and induced the eccentric core-shell macrosegregation (ECSM) structure. It was first demonstrated that the relationship of the phase separation undercooling ΔTPSand the phase separation timetPSwith the superheating ΔTHand the undercooling ΔTcould be described by curved-surface functions. The increasing ΔTPSwas observed under the smaller ΔTHor greater ΔTcondition. Both the rising ΔTHand the ΔTcontributed to the extension of thetPS, and then resulted in the expansion of Cu-rich zone as well as the microhardness improvement of Fe-rich zone, indicating the more thorough MPS. Numerical simulations showed that the surface segregation, Marangoni convection and Stokes sedimentation mainly pushed the evolution of the ECSM.