Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1626544 | Journal of Alloys and Compounds | 2007 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Investigation of the microstructure of a compressed Ti66.1Cu8Ni4.8Sn7.2Nb13.9 nanostructure–dendrite composite reveals that the deformed bcc β-Ti dendrites form a stepped morphology at the interfaces between the individual dendrites and the nanostructured matrix of hcp α-Ti and bct Ti2Cu phases. Furthermore, there is a unique stained contrast during the propagation and the interaction of the shear bands in the dendrites indicating a local structural change near to the apex of the shear bands in the dendrite. In contrast, the shear bands pass through coherent grain boundaries between the hcp α-Ti and the bct Ti2Cu phases of the nanostructured matrix.
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Authors
K.B. Kim, J. Das, F. Baier, J. Eckert,