Effects of compositional complexity on the ion-irradiation induced swelling and hardening in Ni-containing equiatomic alloys
By K. Jin, Chenyang Lu, L. Wang, J. Qu, William J. Weber, Yanwen Zhang, Hongbin Bei. 2016
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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering
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- Breakthrough applications of high-entropy materials (2018, background): “Low defect formation, low surface step, and small swelling were found in high-entropy solid solution alloys after Ni-ion radiation.(22) In addition, Kumar et al.”
- Short communication: ‘Low activation, refractory, high entropy alloys for nuclear applications’ (2019, background): “tance compared to conventional alloys, with lower density of dislocation loops and less radiation induced segregation which has been attributed to the severe lattice distortion and sluggish diffusion [22, 23, 24, 25]. More recent work has attributed the irradiation resistance of HEAs to two unique p”
- Thermal activation mechanisms and Labusch-type strengthening analysis for a family of high-entropy and equiatomic solid-solution alloys (2016, unknown): “…entropy alloys, or equiatomic or near-equiatomic alloys have also received extensive studies in their structural properties [15-17], elastic and thermal constants [18,19], irradiation resistance [20,21], and magnetic properties [22], among many others that have been extensively reviewed in [3].”