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Achieving ultrahigh strength and good ductility in a Al5Co21Fe21Mn17Ni36 high-entropy alloy with BCC and FCC crystals
A non-equimolar ratio Al5Co21Fe21Mn17Ni36 HEA is designed, composed of FCC and B2 phases. The ultrahigh yield strength and ultimate tensile strength are achieved at −196 °C, reaching 1100 ± 5 MPa and 1500 ± 10 MPa, respectively, while retaining a considerable ductility of 15 %. During tensile testing, the slip mode of dislocations shifts from cross-slip to planar slip with decreasing temperature from 25 °C to −196 °C due to the nanosized B2 particles. In particular, planar slip is promoted by reducing stacking fault energy at −196 °C, thus effectively promoting the dislocation accumulations around the B2 phase.
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