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  • 2009Phase composition and morphology development in WE-type alloys modified by high Zn content2citations

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Phase composition and morphology development in WE-type alloys modified by high Zn content

  • Hnilica, František
  • Očenášek, Vladivoj
  • Stuliková, Ivana
  • Žaludová, Nad
  • Smola, Bohumil
  • Janik, Vit
Abstract

<p>Quasicrystalline icosahedral equilibrium phase was found in Mg-Y-Nd (WE43) alloys with the addition of 12 wt.% and 25 wt.% Zn constituting grain boundary eutectic phases. In response to the isochronal annealing, morphologically similar precipitates of phases with the same structure as those developing during heat treatment of binary Mg-8 wt.% Zn alloy at temperatures higher than 150 °C were observed, namely β01 (b-centered monoclinic crystal structure a = 2.596 nm, b = 1.428 nm, c = 0.524 nm, c = 102.5°) and b0 <sub>2</sub> (hexagonal MgZn<sub>2</sub>). The evolution of the resistivity and microhardness during isochronal annealing corresponds to the phase transformations and the morphology changes of the phases observed. Dislocations with the c Burgers vector component generated due to the presence of icosahedral phase are responsible for the improved formability as compared to the WE43 alloy.</p>

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  • morphology
  • grain
  • resistivity
  • phase
  • grain boundary
  • dislocation
  • precipitate
  • annealing