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1 To study the mechanical properties of NANOPERM and FINEMET alloys.
Mechanical Properties of Nanocomposite Alloys presented by Jennifer Barrow Goals: To study the mechanical properties of NANOPERM and FINEMET alloys. To prepare the materials for experiments at the NHMFL. Methods Used: Melt spinning, Calorimetry, Nanoindentation

2 Rapid Solidification Processing Amorphous Tape Wound Core
Nanocrystallization & Calorimetry Magnetic properties are well known for FINEMET and NANOPERM Mechanical properties are not. A. Hsiao CMU Ph.d Thesis

3 Background Composition: Nanocrystallization reaction (primary):
NANOPERM Fe88Zr7B4Cu1 FINEMET Fe73.53Si16.07B6.43Cu1.09Nb2.88 Nanocrystallization reaction (primary): NANOPERM AmorphousαFe+amorphous’ (amorphous’ being rich in B, Zr) FINEMET AmorphousFeSi +amorphous’ (amorphous’ being rich in Nb, B) Nanocrystallization on heating Material has interesting soft magnetic properties ~10 nm Fe-Zr liquid is quenched to its amorphous phase. Alpha iron crystallizes

4 Strengthening mechanisms
(Fe,Fe3Si or FeCo based glass) Dense Random Packing of Hard Spheres (DRPHS): Amorphous Structure Crystalline periodicity:(Fe,Fe3Si or FeCo) Atom substitution puts strain on the crystal structure Explain how dense random packing structure comes about. Smaller atom substituted interstitially (B) Larger atom substituted (Zr)

5 NANOPERM Hardness Data
Nanoindenter setup 19% vol Unique hardness trend is due to strengthening mechanisms within the amorphous structure. (interstitial or substitutional) 38% vol 0% vol 2% vol

6 Other observations in hardness data
Surface crystallization skews hardness data at beginning of Hardness vs. X curve (don’t have X = 0 at the surface) Strengthening mechanisms (interstitial and substitutional) are cause for general increase in hardness. Drop in hardness at large X is due to the fact that with increased crystallization, the material takes on mechanical properties of the softer nanocrystals

7 Future Work Annealing samples to obtain X(t), or % composition vs. time and a complete TTT curve. Polishing samples in order to eliminate surface crystallization. Determining mechanical properties at large X

8 Acknowledgements Amy Hsiao’s Thesis Changyong Um Michael McHenry


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