Mechanical properties of Al(Sc,Zr) alloys at ambient and elevated temperatures

By Christian B. Fuller, David N. Seidman, D. Dunand. 2003

459 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. D. Dunand
2. A. D. Luca
3. David N. Seidman
4. Nhon Q. Vo
5. K. Knipling
6. C. Booth-Morrison
7. Richard A. Karnesky
8. Christian B. Fuller

In Materials Chemistry

1. D. Dunand
2. David N. Seidman
3. A. D. Luca
4. R. H. Wang
5. Pengfei Zhang
6. Biao Chen
7. C. Booth-Morrison
8. K. Knipling

In Mechanical Engineering

1. D. Dunand
2. A. D. Luca
3. David N. Seidman
4. Gang Liu
5. Pengfei Zhang
6. Biao Chen
7. Nhon Q. Vo
8. K. Knipling

Citations in the corpus

• The influence of Sc solute partitioning on the microalloying effect and mechanical properties of Al-Cu alloys with minor Sc addition (2016, background): “Because the Al3Sc particles (both dispersoids and precipitates) have excellent thermal stability and the diffusion coefficient of Sc solutes in Al is relatively low (several orders of magnitude less than that of Cu and Mg [16]), it is increasingly believed [25,26] that Sc microalloying can extend th”