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Alexander W Carruthers1, Bradley A Young2, Ed J Pickering1
1Department of Materials, University of Manchester, Manchester M13 9PL, UK.
Abstract:
The Ta-Ru binary phase diagram has not been fully investigated, but shows potential for a two-phase region of A2 + B2. Given the high melting points of both Ta and Ru, such an alloy would have the potential for high temperature strength. A Ta72Ru28 alloy was arc melted and investigated in the as-cast and aged (at 1000 °C) states. The as cast alloy was composed of A2 and B2, albeit not in a superalloy-like morphology. A third phase was found in the aged alloy, which has not been reported before, and which is also a coherent superlattice phase of the Ta BCC matrix. The structure of this phase was found to be consistent with the tetragonal Cr2Al prototype structure, with lattice parameters of (a, a, 3a), where a is the Ta BCC lattice parameter.
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