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New Amorphous Mg-Ce-Ni Alloys with High Strength and Good Ductility
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics · 1988 · Vol. 27(12A) · pp. L2248–L2248
Akihisa Inoue✉(Tohoku University)Katsumasa Ohtera(Tohoku University)Kazuhiko Kita(Tohoku University)Tsuyoshi Masumoto(Tohoku University)
Abstract
New Mg-based amorphous alloys with high strength and good ductility were produced in the Mg-Ce-Ni system by melt spinning. The tensile fracture strength ( σ f ) and Vickers hardness reach 750 MPa and 199 DPN for Mg 80 Ce 10 Ni 10 . The specific strength defined by the ratio of σ f to density is as high as 27, being considerably higher than the highest value (≃20) for conventional Al-based alloys. The high-strength Mg-base amorphous alloys are expected to attract much attention as a new type of high-strength material with low density.
Metallic Glasses and Amorphous AlloysMagnetic Properties of AlloysMagnesium Alloys: Properties and ApplicationsDuctility (Earth science)Materials scienceUltimate tensile strengthVickers hardness testAmorphous solidAmorphous metalMetallurgySpinningComposite materialAlloy
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