In situ TEM study of the thermal stability of nanotwinned Ni-Mo-W alloys

IF 8.6 1区材料科学 Q1 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Materials Research Letters Pub Date : 2023-09-11 DOI:10.1080/21663831.2023.2255321

Mo-Rigen He, Ruopeng Zhang, Rohan Dhall, Andrew M. Minor, Kevin J. Hemker

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Abstract

Microstructural evolution in nanotwinned Ni-Mo-W alloys under in situ heating experiments is investigated in a transmission electron microscope. Migration of twin boundaries and grain boundaries as well as formation of carbide precipitates are observed at various temperatures and characterized at atomic resolution. These transformations are found to occur at temperatures that are ∼200°C lower in Mo-rich (Ni85Mo13W2) specimens than in W-rich (Ni86Mo3W11) specimens, which highlights the different efficacy of Mo and W solutes in stabilizing the nanotwinned structure. Inspection of various mechanisms points to the importance of elastic modulus mismatch as a pathway for enhancing nanotwin stability by alloying. GRAPHICAL ABSTRACT IMPACT STATEMENT We present the first in situ and atomic-resolution study of the thermal stability of nanotwinned alloys. Comparison of Mo-rich and W-rich Ni-Mo-W alloys uncovers the nontrivial role of solute species.

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Materials Research Letters Materials Science-General Materials Science

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12.10

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3.60%

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3.3 months

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