Enhancing oxidation resistance with Si in FeNiAlCrSiMo multi-principal element alloy at 700 °C
Journal of Materials Science, ISSN: 1573-4803, Vol: 59, Issue: 23, Page: 10444-10460
2024
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The eutectic high entropy alloys with large amounts of Al and Cr have exhibited superior oxidation resistance. Here, we confirmed that Si could further enhance the oxidation resistance by forming a continuous oxidation layer in FeNiAlCrSiMo alloy. Si promoted the outward diffusion and transformation of Al which effectively enhanced the oxidation resistance. The FeCrO spinel and silicate formed by the solid-state reaction also contributed to the oxidation resistance. The thermodynamic and kinetic factors were then discussed to understand the inherent oxidation mechanism of the dual-phase FeNiAlCrSiMo alloy, which provide new insights into the dual-phase alloy design and oxidation resistance.
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