Precipitation behaviour of Al–Zn–Mg–Cu alloy and diffraction analysis from η′ precipitates in four variants

By Wenchao Yang, S. Ji, Mingpu Wang, Zhou Li. 2014

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. J. Yang
2. Zhusheng Shi
3. Yo-Lun Yang
4. Bo-Ming Huang
5. Jianguo Lin
6. T. Ohmura
7. Tsai-Fu Chung

In Materials Chemistry

1. J. Yang
2. Zhusheng Shi
3. Yo-Lun Yang
4. Bo-Ming Huang
5. Jianguo Lin
6. T. Ohmura
7. Tsai-Fu Chung
8. H. Hallberg

In Mechanical Engineering

1. J. Yang
2. Zhusheng Shi
3. Yo-Lun Yang
4. Bo-Ming Huang
5. Jianguo Lin
6. T. Ohmura
7. Tsai-Fu Chung
8. H. Hallberg

Citations in the corpus

• Transmission electron microscopy investigation of separated nucleation and in-situ nucleation in AA7050 aluminium alloy (2018, background): “Additionally, η' precipitates possess four variants on {111} Al habit planes for their corresponding orientation relationships [12, 31], as presented in Table 1.”
• Investigation of mechanical and corrosion properties of an Al-Zn-Mg-Cu alloy under various ageing conditions and interface analysis of η' precipitate (2015, methodology): “Previous researches had confirmed that the η′ phases actually have four variants along four different {111}Al planes [20,30].”