Rapid Cooling Study - Ti-Fe and Ti-Fe-Sn Alloys

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers around the method of rapid cooling known as "Splat Cooling," specifically in the context of processing Ti-Fe and Ti-Fe-Sn alloys. Participants explore the phases, microstructure, and properties such as nanohardness of these alloys resulting from this cooling method.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
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Main Points Raised

  • Rafael Melhem introduces the topic and seeks to exchange knowledge about Splat Cooling and its effects on Ti-Fe and Ti-Fe-Sn alloys.
  • Astronuc provides a link to a paper that may assist in understanding Splat Cooling, describing it as a form of rapid solidification.
  • Rafael expresses interest in current applications of Splat Cooling and seeks further articles on the subject.
  • Astronuc mentions that Splat Cooling is used in developing refractory alloys and amorphous materials, as well as in wear and corrosion-resistant coatings for turbine blades.
  • Participants share additional links to articles that may provide relevant information on Splat Cooling and its applications.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants share information and resources, but there is no explicit consensus on specific applications or detailed outcomes related to Splat Cooling and the alloys discussed.

Contextual Notes

Some assumptions about the effectiveness and applicability of Splat Cooling in various contexts are present, but these remain unverified within the discussion.

Who May Find This Useful

Researchers and practitioners interested in materials science, particularly those focused on alloy processing and rapid solidification techniques.

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Hello mates,

anyone here ever studied or used the method of rapid cooling called "Splat Cooling" ?

I will use this method for the processing of two types of alloys. Ti-Fe and Ti-Fe-Sn. Then I will compare its phases, microstructure, etc and properties like nanohardness.

I would really appreciate if we could exchange some knowledge and ideas about this subject.

Thanks for the attention,

Rafael Melhem
São Paulo - Brazil
 
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Great, thanks a lot Astronuc.

Do u know any article about current applications using splat cooling?
 
Thanks a lot for helping man! :)
 

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