Solute segregation and texture modification in an extruded magnesium alloy containing gadolinium
By N. Stanford, G. Sha, J. Xia, Simon P. Ringer, Matthew Barnett. 2011
216 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Biomaterials, Mechanical Engineering
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In Aerospace Engineering
- A. Imandoust
- Haitham El Kadiri
- C. Barrett
- K. İnal
- M. Pérez‐Prado
- P. Hidalgo-Manrique
- W. M. Rainforth
- Junheng Gao
In Biomaterials
In Mechanical Engineering
- C. Barrett
- Haitham El Kadiri
- A. Imandoust
- K. İnal
- M. Pérez‐Prado
- P. Hidalgo-Manrique
- Junheng Gao
- Dikai Guan
Citations in the corpus
- Individual effect of recrystallisation nucleation sites on texture weakening in a magnesium alloy: Part 1- double twins (2017, background): “appeared when the extrusion temperature was below 500 C but disappeared when the temperature was above 500 C in a Mg-Gd alloy [49] since solute segregation to GBs was much less above this temperature.”
- Precipitation strengthening and reversed yield stress asymmetry in Mg alloys containing rare-earth elements: a quantitative study (2017, result): “This is consistent with the large tendency of the RE solute atoms to segregate to the GBs [40,41], which may also contribute to the thermal stability of the grain structure in the MN11 alloy.”
- A review on the effect of rare-earth elements on texture evolution during processing of magnesium alloys (2016, background): “[106] Stanford N, Sha G, Xia J, Ringer S, Barnett M (2011)”