Significance of stable and metastable phases in high temperature creep resistant magnesium–rare earth base alloys
Significance of stable and metastable phases in high temperature creep resistant magnesium–rare earth base alloys
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jallcom.2003.10.099
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发表时间:
2004-09
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6.2
通讯作者:
B. Smola;I. Stulikova;J. Pelcová;B. Mordike
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作者:
B. Smola;I. Stulikova;J. Pelcová;B. Mordike
The relationship between microstructure and creep properties is discussed for a number of Mg–rare earth cast alloys with reference to the minimum creep rate. Plate shaped precipitates, which form on the prismatic planes of the matrix in a dense triangular arrangement, provide not only most effective barriers to the motion of basal dislocations motion but are also very effective against creep deformation. Shear-resistant small discs or plates parallel to the basal planes of the α-matrix are the least effective barriers to the motion of basal dislocations but are strong obstacles to cross slip of basal dislocations and to non-basal slip. The influence of stacking fault energy decrease on the minimum creep rate is also mentioned.