• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 49, Issue 14, 1402105 (2022)
Yizhen Zhao, Hang Zhang, Jianglong Cai*, Xiaoyu Sun, Jiale Geng, Lin Wang, Xuebo Xu, and Dichen Li**
Author Affiliations
  • School of Mechanical Engineering, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an 710049, Shaanxi, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/CJL202249.1402105 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Yizhen Zhao, Hang Zhang, Jianglong Cai, Xiaoyu Sun, Jiale Geng, Lin Wang, Xuebo Xu, Dichen Li. Microstructure and Properties of BCC-Based Refractory High-Entropy Alloy by Laser Additive Manufacturing[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2022, 49(14): 1402105 Copy Citation Text show less
    Morphology and particle size distribution of spherical powder. (a) Morphology of Nb powder; (b) morphology of Mo powder; (c) morphology of Ta powder; (d) morphology of Ti powder; (e) morphology of Ni powder; (f) particle size distribution of spherical powder
    Fig. 1. Morphology and particle size distribution of spherical powder. (a) Morphology of Nb powder; (b) morphology of Mo powder; (c) morphology of Ta powder; (d) morphology of Ti powder; (e) morphology of Ni powder; (f) particle size distribution of spherical powder
    BSD images of polished surface of RHEA01 SLM molding. (a) Macroscopic morphology; (b) microscopic morphology
    Fig. 2. BSD images of polished surface of RHEA01 SLM molding. (a) Macroscopic morphology; (b) microscopic morphology
    Comparison of XRD curves of RHEA01 and NbMoTa HEAs
    Fig. 3. Comparison of XRD curves of RHEA01 and NbMoTa HEAs
    Surface energy spectrum of RHEA01
    Fig. 4. Surface energy spectrum of RHEA01
    EBSD image of RHEA01
    Fig. 5. EBSD image of RHEA01
    Mechanical properties of RHEA01. (a) Compressive properties of RHEA01; (b) comparison of compressive properties of RHEA01 with those in existing researches; (c) comparison of compressive properties of RHEA01 with those of NbMoTa (VAM) and RHEA02; (d) dynamic compression curve of RHEA01
    Fig. 6. Mechanical properties of RHEA01. (a) Compressive properties of RHEA01; (b) comparison of compressive properties of RHEA01 with those in existing researches; (c) comparison of compressive properties of RHEA01 with those of NbMoTa (VAM) and RHEA02; (d) dynamic compression curve of RHEA01
    ElementNbMoTaTiNi
    Atomic fraction /%30243088
    Table 1. Theoretical compositions of RHEA01 HEA
    Temperature /℃AlloyYield stress /MPaStress /MPaStrain /%Hardness /HV
    25NbMoTa1252.561282.9415.00423.62±17.90
    RHEA021750.462277.7915.00628.40±11.40
    RHEA011277.351597.629.50511.76±16.50
    NbMoTa(VAM)999.001167.002.50510.00±10.50
    600RHEA021279.341669.7528.42 
    RHEA011131.421207.218.00 
    800RHEA02756.921033.6328.00 
    RHEA01693.341150.5310.00 
    1000NbMoTa(VAM)712.85920.323.80 
    RHEA02554.61651.3611.00 
    RHEA01724.45993.8410.00 
    Table 2. Comparison of compressive properties of alloys
    Yizhen Zhao, Hang Zhang, Jianglong Cai, Xiaoyu Sun, Jiale Geng, Lin Wang, Xuebo Xu, Dichen Li. Microstructure and Properties of BCC-Based Refractory High-Entropy Alloy by Laser Additive Manufacturing[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2022, 49(14): 1402105
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