Dendrites in hyper-eutectic alloys

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Dendrites of the primary phase can indeed form in hyper-eutectic alloys, with Al-Si alloys serving as a prominent example. Hyper-eutectic Al-Si alloys typically exhibit a higher silicon content, leading to the formation of primary silicon dendrites during solidification. This phenomenon is crucial for understanding the microstructural characteristics and mechanical properties of these alloys.

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I wonder if there can be any dendrites of primary phase formed in hyper-eutectic alloys.
Can somebody help with examples?
 
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Al-Si alloys are often hypereuctic and are fairly typical.

Check out:
http://aluminium.matter.org.uk/content/html/eng/default.asp?catid=147&pageid=2144416414
 
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