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9782884492102

Advances in Physical Metallurgy

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    9782884492102

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    2884492100

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  • Copyright: 1996-02-06
  • Publisher: CRC Press

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Summary

This volume includes selected papers presented at the International Conference on Advances in Physical Metallurgy (ICPM-94). These 72 articles highlight important concepts of physical metallurgy, including those which have proliferated in various related disciplines such as ceramics, electronic materials, multilayers, and intermetallics. The first few sections of the book concentrate on materials in different states of order and the mechanisms involved in the evolution of order. Microstructural changes that occur by diffusional or displacive transformations are also discussed. Aspects of phase stability, including first principles calculations of phase stability, are covered in a separate section. The last three sections are devoted to the application of physical metallurgy principles to the development of specific materials.

Table of Contents

Foreword
Preface
Advisory Committee
Trends in Physical Metallurgyp. 1
Development of Microstructure in Advanced Solidification Processingp. 6
A Thermodynamic Analysis of the Faceting Behaviour of Primary Phases in Eutectic and Eutectoid Transformationsp. 17
Explosive Crystallization of Glassesp. 25
Mechanical Properties and Fractography of Amorphous Metallic Alloys Ribbons and Bulk Compacts at Low Temperaturesp. 32
Mossbauer Effect on Metallic Glassesp. 37
Evidence for Structural Differences in Amorphous Alloys from Preferential Sputtering Studiesp. 45
A Two-Dimensional Heat Transfer Model for Laser Surface Alloyingp. 49
Metastable Phase Formation in Fe/Si Multilayersp. 53
Structural Approach of the Decagonal and Approximant Phases in the Al-Pd-Mn System: All Application of the Linear Phason Strain Field Theoryp. 61
Titanium Based Quasicrystals and Crystal Approximantsp. 73
Transformations of Ni[subscript 70]Mo[subscript 25]Al[subscript 5] Alloyp. 81
Effect of Non-Linear Motifs on the Structure of Icosahedral Quasicrystalsp. 89
Formation of Al-Ni-Co Decagonal Quasicrystals and Their Structure and Electrical Resistivityp. 96
Grazing Incidence X-ray Scattering Study of Multilayer Structuresp. 104
Synthesis of Nanocomposites by Nonequilibrium Processingp. 111
Vitrification and Nanostructure Formation Close to the Isentropic Conditionp. 116
New Aluminum Base Alloysp. 127
Microstructures and Properties of Nanophase Materials Crystallized from Amorphous Alloysp. 135
Synthesis and Characterization of Metallic Multilayer Filmsp. 143
Metastable Phase Formation in Sputter-Deposited Thin Films of Cr-Tip. 150
Microstructural Evolution in Rapidly Solidified and Mechanically Alloyed Zr[subscript 3]Alp. 154
Kinetics of Structural Phase Transitionsp. 162
Order and Disorder at Interphases in Alloysp. 170
[100]* Ordering Wave Amplitude Coupling in the Al-L1[subscript 2] Reactionp. 178
The Evolution of Intermetallic Compound Precipitates Under Heavy Ion Irradiationp. 189
Order-Disorder Transitions at (001) Metal Surfacesp. 200
Evolution of Microstructure During Atomization and Deposition of Al-Fe-V-Si and Al-Mn-Cr-Si Alloysp. 212
Use of Crystallographic Space Group in Analysis of Phase Transformations in the Ti-Al-Nb Systemp. 216
Ordering Reactions, Mechanical Properties and Deformation Mechanisms in an Ni-25 Mo-8 Cr Alloyp. 228
The Macrostructure and Microstructure of Titanium Aluminidesp. 232
Propagation of Deformation Across Domain Boundaries in Ordered Alloysp. 240
Dislocations Core Structure in Intermetallics and Its Implications in Plasticityp. 248
Mechanisms of High Temperature Deformation in the Superalloy IN 738 LCp. 260
A Diffusionist View of the Current Status of the Shear vs. Diffusion Controversy Over the Precipitate Plate Formation Mechanismp. 266
In-Situ Hot Stage High Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy of Solid-State Phase Transformationsp. 277
Precipitation and Dissolution Kinetics by Differential Scanning Calorimetryp. 288
On the Formation of Reaction Products in Chemical Diffusionp. 299
Microstructural Studies on Zr[subscript 3]Al-Nb Alloysp. 303
The Effect of Ternary Trace Additions on the Precipitation Behaviour in an Al-4.2 At. Pct. Ag Alloyp. 307
Optimization of Alloy Chemistry for Porous Materialsp. 315
The Interfacial Structure of Precipitates and the Invariant Linep. 325
Experimental Studies on the Effect of Coherency Strains on Coarsening Kinetics: Current Status and Future Outlookp. 333
Improvement in Tribological Properties Through Microstructural Design and Controlp. 345
Densification of Metal Powder Compacts Under Pressure with Electric Dischargep. 356
Kinetics of Surface Segregation in Alloys: Formation of Metastable States with Anti-Phase Boundaries Near the Surfacep. 360
First Principles Study of Phase Stability and Defects in Solidsp. 368
Thermogravimetric, XPS, AES and EDS Studies on the Oxidation and Nitridation of Inconel 625p. 375
Aperiodic Modulations During FCC to HCP Martensitic Transformation: A Monte Carlo Studyp. 383
Structure Maps: Principles and Applicationsp. 392
Mechanisms of Pressure Induced Phase Transitionsp. 399
Phase Stability Studies of Ti[subscript 3]X (X = Al, Ga, In) and Ni[subscript 3] (Al, Nb) Systems from Electronic Structure Calculationsp. 407
Microstructure of High Performance Nuclear Fuelsp. 411
Effect of Helium Production on the Structural Stability of Metal Tritidesp. 422
Physics of Sputtering: A New Approach Based on Defect Reactionsp. 430
Hydride Precipitation in Metalsp. 435
Structure Property Correlation in Zr-1 Nb-1 Sn 0.1 Fe Alloyp. 443
Creep Behaviour of Zr-2.5% Nb Pressure Tube Materialp. 447
The Anisotropic Deformation of Zr-2.5 wt% Nb Pressure Tube Alloy at Elevated Temperaturesp. 451
Synthesis and Characterisation of Metastable Ceramic Oxidesp. 455
Defects in Thin Films of High Temperature Superconducting Compoundsp. 462
Metallurgy of Ceramic Cutting Toolsp. 472
Mechanical Properties of Metal-Ceramic Interfaces Produced by Laser Processing: Theory and Experimentp. 479
Preparation and Properties of High Tc Superconducting Thin Filmsp. 487
Superconductivity at an Elevated Temperature in New Class of Quaternary Rare Earth Transition Metal Borocarbidesp. 494
Characterisation of Advanced Ceramics by Electron Microscopyp. 500
Effect of Tempering on the Microstructure and Properties of a Thermomechanically Processed Low Carbon HSLA Steelp. 504
Analytical Prediction of Transformation Textures in Steelp. 512
The Rhombohedral to Monoclinic Martensitic Transformation in Ni-Ti Shape Memory Alloysp. 519
Characterization of Grain Boundary Ensembles and Crack Propagation in an Fe-Al Alloyp. 525
High Temperature Transformations in Austenitic Stainless Steel Weld Metalsp. 530
Characterization of Ageing-Induced Martensite Transformation Phenomenon in Cold Worked AISI type 304 Stainless Steel Using Acoustic Emission Techniquep. 542
Author Indexp. 549
Subject Indexp. 551
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