“…6, the Si concentration in the intermetallic phases both primary () and peritectic (␣) as affected by the Si content in alloy is shown. One can say that the trend stated in the high Si alloys [5][6][7]9,16] can be extended for alloys of lower Si content, examined in the present work and reported in Tibbals et al's work [16]. It corresponds with an assumption that Si atoms occupy the vacant sites in the crystal lattice before replacing Al atoms positions.…”
Section: Results Of the X-ray Microanalysissupporting
confidence: 48%
“…The AlMn(FeCr)Si alloys were prepared from pure components: Al4N, Mn, and AlSi, AlFe, AlCr master alloys. This chemical composition was chosen to examine the process of the formation of the intermetallic phases AlMnSi during the peritectic transformation L + -AlMnSi → ␣-AlMnSi in range of the silicon content lower than that in previously published works [6][7][8][9][10][11]. The components were melted in the induction furnace with Ar protective atmosphere and poured into graphite crucibles.…”
Section: Materials For Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The effect of the Fe addition on the transformation of the high temperature -AlMnSi phase into the stable ␣-AlMnSi phase has not been still determined. More data are attainable with regard to the effect of transition elements (Mn and Cr) on the phases in the Al-Fe-Si alloys, especially on the substrate and products of the reactions (phase transformations) taking part in processes occurring during alloy solidification [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]. Analysis of the chemical composition of ␣-AlMnSi phase particles precipitated in alloys of different composition [16] showed that observed differences concerned mainly the concentration of Si (Table 1).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Si concentration in the intermetallic phases AlMn(Fe)Si vs. Si content in alloy Al-Mn-(Fe)-Si: (♦) phase ␣, according to[9,16]; ( ) phase ␣, according to present work; ( ) phase , according to present work.…”
“…6, the Si concentration in the intermetallic phases both primary () and peritectic (␣) as affected by the Si content in alloy is shown. One can say that the trend stated in the high Si alloys [5][6][7]9,16] can be extended for alloys of lower Si content, examined in the present work and reported in Tibbals et al's work [16]. It corresponds with an assumption that Si atoms occupy the vacant sites in the crystal lattice before replacing Al atoms positions.…”
Section: Results Of the X-ray Microanalysissupporting
confidence: 48%
“…The AlMn(FeCr)Si alloys were prepared from pure components: Al4N, Mn, and AlSi, AlFe, AlCr master alloys. This chemical composition was chosen to examine the process of the formation of the intermetallic phases AlMnSi during the peritectic transformation L + -AlMnSi → ␣-AlMnSi in range of the silicon content lower than that in previously published works [6][7][8][9][10][11]. The components were melted in the induction furnace with Ar protective atmosphere and poured into graphite crucibles.…”
Section: Materials For Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The effect of the Fe addition on the transformation of the high temperature -AlMnSi phase into the stable ␣-AlMnSi phase has not been still determined. More data are attainable with regard to the effect of transition elements (Mn and Cr) on the phases in the Al-Fe-Si alloys, especially on the substrate and products of the reactions (phase transformations) taking part in processes occurring during alloy solidification [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]. Analysis of the chemical composition of ␣-AlMnSi phase particles precipitated in alloys of different composition [16] showed that observed differences concerned mainly the concentration of Si (Table 1).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Si concentration in the intermetallic phases AlMn(Fe)Si vs. Si content in alloy Al-Mn-(Fe)-Si: (♦) phase ␣, according to[9,16]; ( ) phase ␣, according to present work; ( ) phase , according to present work.…”
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