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Composition design and properties characterization for FeSiBCuC metallic glasses with large plasticity

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Fe-based metallic glasses have low magnetic induction and inferior plasticity because of inevitable doping of non-magnetic constituents. The study proposes an innovative composition design strategy considering the nature of elements, binary eutectic, atomic configuration, and mixing entropy in the alloy system. A novel composition of Fe78.9B11.8Si7.6C1Cu0.7 was adopted, adding a total of only 8.3 wt% non-magnetic elements. The critical size of Fe78.9B11.8Si7.6C1Cu0.7 bulk metallic glass was ~1 mm, and an ultra-thick ribbon of ~150 μm was obtained by twin-roll strip casting. Excellent soft magnetic properties with high saturation magnetization (Bs) of 1.68 T and low coercivity (Hc) of 7.1 A/m outperformed current conventional counterpart. Meanwhile, the high breaking strength of 2654 MPa and distinctive plastic strain of 2%, normally less than 0.5% in most Fe-based metallic glasses, was demonstrated in Fe78.9B11.8Si7.6C1Cu0.7 bulk metallic glass. This novel alloy composition and design strategy is expected to facilitate the development of next-generation magnetic materials.

Atomic clusterBinary eutecticFe-based metallic glassGlass forming abilityMechanical properties

Liu C.Y.、Zhang Y.X.、Yuan G.、Zhang C.Y.、Kang J.、Misra R.D.K.

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The State Key Laboratory of Rolling and Automation (RAL) Northeastern University

Laboratory for Excellence in Advanced Steel Research Department of Metallurgical Materials and Biomedical Engineering University of Texas at El Paso

2022

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

EISCI
ISSN:0925-8388
年,卷(期):2022.899
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