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Temperature dependence of pressure sensitive flow in bulk metallic glass composites
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The constraint factor,C,defined as hardness,H,to the yield strength,σy,ratio,is an indirect measure of the pressure sensitivity in materials.Previous investigations determined that while C is less than 3 for crystalline materials,and remains invariant with change in temperature,it is greater than 3 for bulk metallic glasses(BMGs)and increases with increasing temperature,below their glass transition temper-ature,Tg.In this study,the variations in C for two BMG composites(BMGCs),which have an amorphous matrix and in situ precipitated crystalline ß-Ti dendrites,which in one case transforms under stress toα"-Ti and deforms by slip in the other,as a function of temperature are examined and compared with that of a BMG.For this purpose,instrumented indentation tests,with a Berkovich tip,and uniaxial com-pression tests were performed to measure the H and σy,respectively,on all alloys and their constituents at temperatures in the range of 0.48Tg and 0.75Tg.σy and H of the BMGC with transforming dendrites(BMGC-T)increase and remain invariant with increasing temperature,respectively.Alternately,in BMG and the BMGC with non-transforming dendrites(BMGC-NT),the same properties decrease with increas-ing temperature.BMGC-T has the highest C of～4.93 whereas that of BMGC-NT and BMG are～3.72 and～3.28,respectively,at 0.48Tg.With increasing temperature,C of the BMG and BMGC-NT increases with temperature,but that of the BMGC-T decreases.The values of C and their variations as a function of temperature were explained by studying the variation of pressure sensitivity of the amorphous phase and concluding that the plastic flow in BMGCs under constrained conditions,such as indentation,is con-trolled by the flow resistance of the amorphous matrix whereas that in uniaxial compression,which is only partially constrained,is controlled by plasticity in both the dendrites and matrix.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology,Delhi 110016,India
School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering,Nanyang Technological University,Singapore 639798,Republic of Singapore
Institute of Materials Research and Engineering,Agency for Science,Technology and Research,138634,Republic of Singapore
Shi-changxu Innovation Center for Advanced Materials,Institute of Metal Research,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Shenyang 110016,China
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Science and Engineering Research Board,Department of Science and TechnologyPrime Minister Fellowship(PMRF)国家自然科学基金National Key Laboratory of science and Technology on Materials under Shock and ImpactYouth Innovation Promotion Association CAS
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