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- 2021Direct growth of MoS2 on electrolytic substrate and realization of high-mobility transistorscitations
- 2021Structural Batteries: A Reviewcitations
- 2021An All-Solid-State Coaxial Structural Battery Using Sodium-Based Electrolytecitations
- 2020Performance of a ferroelectric glass electrolyte in a self-charging electrochemical cell with negative capacitance and resistancecitations
- 2020Experimental and ab initio study of the Ag-Li system for energy storage and high-temperature solderscitations
- 2018Formation enthalpy of Ga-Li intermetallic phases. Experiment vs. calculationscitations
- 2018Extraordinary Dielectric Properties at Heterojunctions of Amorphous Ferroelectricscitations
- 2017Electric Dipoles and Ionic Conductivity in a Na+ Glass Electrolytecitations
- 2017First principles, thermal stability and thermodynamic assessment of the binary Ni-W systemcitations
- 2017Alternative strategy for a safe rechargeable batterycitations
- 2015Theoretical investigation of defect structure in B2 TrSc (Tr=Cd, Ru) alloyscitations
- 2014Li-Si phase diagram: Enthalpy of mixing, thermodynamic stability, and coherent assessmentcitations
- 2014Optimization and assessment of the Ag-Ca phase diagramcitations
- 2013Experimental and First Principles Study of the Ni-Ti-W Systemcitations
- 2012Study of the Cu-Li-Mg-H system by thermal analysiscitations
- 2010Neutron powder diffraction and first-principles computational studies of CuLixMg2-x (x congruent to 0.08), CuMg2, and Cu2Mgcitations
- 2007THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE LATTICE PARAMETERS IN THE Bi-Sn-Zn SYSTEMcitations
- 2000The Cu-Li-Mg system at room temperaturecitations
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Experimental and First Principles Study of the Ni-Ti-W System
Abstract
Nickel based superalloys are structural materials with a chemical composition and structure which has been developed to enable good high temperature performances leading to a wider range of applications. Their unique properties are due to their microstructure characterized by the coexistence of L1(2)-ordered intermetallic precipitates like Ni3Al or Ni3Ti - gamma' phase - in a face-centered cubic nickel based solid solution matrix, (Ni) - gamma phase. Solid solution strengthening at high temperatures can also be provided by the addition of refractory alloying elements, like tungsten, W. Therefore, the mechanical properties behaviour of the alloys is very strongly related to their composition and microstructures. The purpose of this work is to study the effect of composition and microstructures in a series of Ni-rich prototype alloys, Ni100-2x-Ti-x-W-x (in which x is in at.%), in order to understand and ultimately optimize the performance of these materials. The adopted strategy was to combine experimental studies using Neutron Diffraction, Electron Probe Micro Analysis - EPMA, Differential Scanning Calorimeter - DSC and micro-hardness measurements, with first principles calculations for structure optimization and Gibbs energies at different temperatures, for each phase, leading to thermodynamic assessment.