Preparation of the AlTiNiCuCox system high-entropy alloys and structural analysis
Junfeng Wang, Xinran Wang, Zhihao Huang, Ting Li, Yudong Fu

TL;DR
This paper investigates the structural evolution and phase composition of AlTiNiCuCox high-entropy alloys, revealing how Co addition influences morphology, microstructure, and phase distribution, indicating potential for high-performance, cost-effective materials.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive structural analysis of AlTiNiCuCox high-entropy alloys, highlighting the effects of Co content on morphology and phase structure, which is novel in understanding this alloy system.
Findings
Surface morphology changes with Co content.
Alloy system exhibits FCC+BCC mixed structure.
Presence of nano-sized precipitates and complex phases.
Abstract
This study aimed to explore and develop a new material with high cost-effectiveness, excellent strength, light weight, high hardness, great wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and favorable oxidation resistance. Structural analysis suggested that, with the change in Co addition amount, the surface morphology and structure of the alloy system changed. XRD analysis indicated that, the alloy system was the FCC+BCC mixed structure. In addition, metallographical demonstrated that, with the increase in Co content, the dendritic crystal transformed from big block to dendritic structure, then to snowflake, gradually to petal-like, and finally to petal shape. SEM-EDS analysis revealed that, Cu element was enriched in interdendritic site, while Ti, Ni, Al and Co elements were enriched in dendrite. Besides, TEM and TEM-EDS analysis indicated that, there was nano-size precipitate of small…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHigh Entropy Alloys Studies · High-Temperature Coating Behaviors · Additive Manufacturing Materials and Processes
