2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.vacuum.2019.05.020
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Bonding of Zr44Ti11Cu10Ni10Be25 bulk metallic glass and AZ31B magnesium alloy by hot staking extrusion

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“…1,2 There remain technological challenges solving the problem of sample size and brittleness at room temperature. 3 With more investigations on composites by in situ and ex situ reinforcement and diffusion bonding between BMG and crystal metal (e.g., superplastical diffusion bonding, 4,5 semisolid forging, 6 explosive welding, 7 and coextrusion 8,9 ), the quality of the interdiffusion bonding plays a vital role in macroscopic mechanical response. However, the formation of the crystalline phase near the interface between metallic glass and crystal metal during diffusion processing is hard to control 10,11…”
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“…1,2 There remain technological challenges solving the problem of sample size and brittleness at room temperature. 3 With more investigations on composites by in situ and ex situ reinforcement and diffusion bonding between BMG and crystal metal (e.g., superplastical diffusion bonding, 4,5 semisolid forging, 6 explosive welding, 7 and coextrusion 8,9 ), the quality of the interdiffusion bonding plays a vital role in macroscopic mechanical response. However, the formation of the crystalline phase near the interface between metallic glass and crystal metal during diffusion processing is hard to control 10,11…”
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confidence: 99%