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Abstract:The most commonly investigated high entropy alloy, AlCoCrCuFeNi, has been chosen for optimization of its microstructural and mechanical properties by means of compositional changes and heat treatments. Among the different available optimization paths, the decrease of segregating element Cu, the increase of oxidation protective elements Al and Cr and the approach towards a γ-γ 1 microstructure like in Ni-based superalloys have been probed and compared.

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Mechanical activated synthesis of alumina dispersed FeNiCoCrAlMn high entropy alloy

Prasad

Singh

Panigrahi

2017

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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