Abstract:A precipitation study was carried out during the isothermal aging at 850 °C for .%Cu alloys. The experimental, Calphad, and Kinetic/Precipitation calculated results indicated that the Cu-addition to the ternary alloy promoted a higher volume fraction of β´precipitates, which caused a better aging response for the Cu-containing alloys. The coarsening resistance was the highest for the 2.5 at. % Cu-containing alloy, compared to the ternary alloy because of its lower interfacial free energy, 0.009 Jm -2 , between… Show more
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