Shiqiu Liu , Hongsheng Ding , Ruirun Chen , Jingjie Guo , Hengzhi Fu
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Substantial 〈101] superlattice dislocations and nanotwins achieved without deformation in a casting Cr-rich TiAl-based alloy after a normalizing treatment
Herein, both substantial superlattice dislocations and nanotwins were achieved without deformation in a Cr-rich TiAl-based alloy prepared by continuous casting after a normalization at 1250 ℃ for 3 h, which remarkably enhanced the room-temperature (RT) compressive properties of the TiAl-based alloy. The heat-treated microstructural characteristics and the formation mechanism of these substructures were discussed emphatically. This research will provide helpful inspiration for further strengthening and plasticizing of TiAl intermetallic.
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