An Insight into the Development of Light Weight High Entropy Alloys -Crimson Publishers
An
Insight into the Development of Light Weight High Entropy Alloys by Manoj Gupta*
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Publishers: Peer Reviewed Material Science Journals
High
Entropy Alloys (HEAs) have been emerged as conceptually innovative alloys that
defied the conventional alloying concepts. The concept of HEAs is based on
designing the alloys with multiple principal elements ranging from 5 to 35
atomic percent with a target to form single phase solid solution arising from
high entropy of the system. The initial development of HEAs was based on the
high density principal elements. Recently, low density elements such as Mg, Al,
Li, Si and Ca were used to develop light weight high entropy alloy (LWHEA)
systems to address the issues related to greenhouse gas emissions. LWHEAs with
equiatomic and non-equiatomic compositions were developed successfully.
However, single phase solid solution was seldom formed in LWHEAs. In view of
current development on LWHEAs, chemical compositions, microstructure and
mechanical properties are reviewed and presented in this study.
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