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Refractory-metal stabilized amorphous stainless steel

Part 1 Formation and stability of amorphous stainless steel with W or Ti

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Commercial stainless steel alloys have been made into amorphous, or glassy, states by adding nearly 10 at % of refractory metals, such as W or Ti, via high-rate sputter deposition. The formation of these stable amorphous stainless steel alloys required alloy compositions beyond the equilibrium b c c solid solution phase field. For the amorphous alloys containing W, the crystallization temperature increased from 760 to 1035 K as the W content was increased from 11 at% W to 23 at % W. The high crystallization temperatures were attributed to the high resistence to crystallization of the complex intermediate χ and Μ phases, which occurred at 11 and 23 at % W respectively.

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Wang, R. Refractory-metal stabilized amorphous stainless steel. J Mater Sci 17, 1142–1148 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00543534

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