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Hongmei Chen1, Weizong Bao2, Jie Chen1
1School of Materials Science and Engineering, and Institute of Materials Genome & Big Data, Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen), Shenzhen, 518055, China.
Abstract:
Next-generation high-performance structural materials are required for lightweight design strategies and advanced energy applications. In this work, a custom AlFeNiTiV complex concentrated alloy (CCA) with a combination of ultra-high compressive strength, over 3.3 GPa, and lightweight, 6.83 g cm-3, is developed via Cu microalloying-driven lattice coherency tuning. The strengthening of the CCA is based on minimal lattice mismatch to achieve maximum coherency strengthening. Maximum precipitation dispersion and alleviating stress concentration at the interface allow the alloy to maintain a macro compressive strain of 11.8%. Meanwhile, it can still maintain excellent yield strength at 600 °C for the low lattice misfit, extremely stable L21 structure, achieving 1311.6 MPa. These findings provide insights into developing lightweight, high-temperature CCAs through a phase interface modulation strategy.
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