This invention relates to the field of
neutron scattering experimental materials, proposing a
neutron-
diffraction-resistant, oxidation-resistant, zero-coherence scattering
alloy material with a single-phase BCC structure suitable for high-temperature
neutron scattering experiments, and its preparation method. This
alloy contains 37.07% Ti, 59.95% Ta, and 2.98% Al, with a theoretical
melting point of 1867℃. It exhibits no
neutron diffraction peaks and can be used to prepare sample containers and neutron beam windows. The TiTaAl
alloy shows no
neutron diffraction peaks in X-
ray and
neutron diffraction patterns, avoiding data interference and improving experimental
data quality. Its theoretical
melting point is higher than existing TiZr alloys, and it maintains high strength and high
ductility at high temperatures, making it suitable for high-temperature experimental environments above 800℃. After oxidation for 80 hours at 1000℃ in an atmospheric environment, the oxidation
weight gain is only 43 mg / cm³. 2 It exhibits excellent
antioxidant properties, improving the
reusability and economy of materials. This invention achieves precise composition control and efficient manufacturing by optimizing steps such as batching,
smelting, alloying, homogenization, and
forging, solving problems such as inaccurate composition control, low efficiency, and high cost in existing processes, thereby improving product quality and production efficiency.