Method for designing components of high-entropy alloy based on segregation condition among components
A high-entropy alloy and composition design technology, applied in the field of high-entropy alloy composition design, can solve problems that cannot be used to explain the formation of high-entropy alloys, single solid solution structure, etc.
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[0052] VMoCrMn high entropy alloy
[0053] (1) Calculation of the interaction energy between elements: select V, Mo, Cr, Mn, the four transition group elements, and carry out alloying at an equal atomic ratio, and calculate the I between each component by the above formula (9) ij , and the calculation results are listed in Table 1.
[0054] Table 1 Interaction energy I between components ij (KJ·mol -1 )
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[0056] (2) Judging the segregation of components: Judging the segregation of components according to each interaction energy value: a) The interaction energy of all components in the high-entropy alloy with equal atomic ratio satisfies -I t ij t , I t I that forms a solid solution for the alloy ij The limit value of the alloy tends to form a solid solution with a single structure;
[0057] b) When there is an interaction energy I between components ij > I t , the segregation of similar components will appear in the alloy;
[0058] c) There is an interacti...
Embodiment 2
[0064] VMoCrAlMn high entropy alloy
[0065] (1) Calculation of the interaction energy between elements: select five elements V, Mo, Cr, Al, and Mn, alloy them in an equal atomic ratio, and calculate the I between each component by formula (9) ij , and the calculation results are listed in Table 2.
[0066] (2) Judging the segregation of components: judge according to the situation described in the examples.
[0067] In this embodiment, the interaction energy between each component of the composition has the I of Al-V and Al-Cr ij values much less than zero, I AlV =-43.0KJ·mol -1 , I AlCr =-47.8KJ·mol -1 , so the alloy should precipitate a second phase or form a new solid solution phase between the grain boundaries.
[0068] (3) Composition design of the high-entropy alloy: design the composition of the high-entropy alloy according to the required structure, and the atomic percentages of each component are: V20%, Mo20%, Cr20%, Al20%, Mn20%, after conversion into weight...
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[0072] NiMnFeCu High Entropy Alloy
[0073] (1) Calculation of the interaction energy between elements: select the four elements Ni, Mn, Fe, and Cu, alloy them with an equal atomic ratio, and calculate the I between each component by formula (9) ij , and the calculation results are listed in Table 3.
[0074](2) Judging the segregation of components: judge according to the situation described in the examples.
[0075] In this embodiment, only the I of Ni-Mn is included in the interaction energy between the components ij values much less than zero, I NiMn =-44.3KJ·mol -1 , so the alloy should precipitate a second phase or form a new solid solution phase between the grain boundaries.
[0076] (3) Composition design of the high-entropy alloy: design the composition of the high-entropy alloy according to the desired structure, the atomic percentages of each component are: Ni25%, Mn25%, Fe25%, Cu25%, and the ingredients are converted into weight percentages. The present inve...
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