Preparation, structure and physical properties of Fe-, Co- and Ni-rich melt-quenched ribbons containing Zr or Hf. I: Preparation details and structural characterization
Preparation, structure and physical properties of Fe-, Co- and Ni-rich melt-quenched ribbons containing Zr or Hf. I: Preparation details and structural characterization
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1995
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I. Bakonyi;F. Mehner;M. Rapp;Á. Cziráki;H. Kronmüller;R. Kirchheim
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I. Bakonyi;F. Mehner;M. Rapp;Á. Cziráki;H. Kronmüller;R. Kirchheim
A melt-spinning technique was used to produce TE-TL alloy ribbons with TE = Zr and Hf and TL = Fe, Co or Ni for compositions around the TL-rich eutectic (about 90 at.% TL-content). A detailed description of the preparation conditions for obtaining homogeneous, continuous, long (in some cases in excess of 10 m) ribbons about 3 mm wide and 10 to 20 μm thick is given. All the ribbons were obtained in an amorphous state as revealed by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) investigations except (a) the Zr 9 Ni 91 alloy forming a bcc-Ni(Zr) solid solution phase at low quench rate and (b) the Hf 11 Ni 89 alloy forming a HfNi 5 phase with nanocrystalline grain structure even at the highest quench rate applied. For the Zr-Fe and Zr-Co glasses, a fluctuation of the nearest-neighbor distances from site to site was observed by TEM that could be ascribed to a fluctuation of the chemical short-range order.