2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.corsci.2022.110885
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Formation of rutile (Cr,Ta,Ti)O2 oxides during oxidation of refractory high entropy alloys in Ta-Mo-Cr-Ti-Al system

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“…-Oxidized TMCA (Figure 7 present diffraction peaks at similar positions [54]) were also identified. Two wide peaks are attributed to the TMCTA substrate beneath the oxide layers.…”
Section: Tmca and Tmcta Samplesmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…-Oxidized TMCA (Figure 7 present diffraction peaks at similar positions [54]) were also identified. Two wide peaks are attributed to the TMCTA substrate beneath the oxide layers.…”
Section: Tmca and Tmcta Samplesmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Refractory HEAs present excellent mechanical properties at high temperature; however, the oxidation resistance is a limitation for most of the refractory elements [18]. Despite this, rutile-type oxides (Cr,Ta,Ti)O 2 seem to protect refractory alloys at temperatures as high as 1500 • C, considerably surpassing the application temperatures of chromia-forming superalloys [19]. Regarding manufacturing processes, additive manufacturing technologies took shape and developed rapidly as a commercial tool in the last decades.…”
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