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ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA
DOI: 10.1016/j.msea.2023.145648
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Sr-modified Al -Si eutectic; Laser rapid solidification; Micromechanical behavior; Partial dislocations; Nanotwins
Nano-scale eutectics, such as rapid solidified Al-Si, exhibit enhanced yield strength and strain hardening but limited plasticity. In this study, fully eutectic Al-Si microstructures with heavily twinned Si nano-fibers were synthesized using laser rapid solidification and chemical modification. These microstructures showed high hardness and stable plastic flow, with a mechanism of partial dislocation-mediated plasticity observed in the deformed Si(Sr) fibers. The findings provide insights into the plasticity mechanisms of nano-eutectic materials.
Nano-scale eutectics, such as rapid solidified Al-Si, exhibit enhanced yield strength and strain hardening but plasticity is limited by cracking of the hard phase (Si). Mechanisms that may suppress cracking and enable plastic co-deformation of soft and hard phases are key to maximizing plasticity in these high-strength microstructures. Using a combination of laser rapid solidification and chemical (Sr) modification, we have synthesized fully eutectic Al-Si microstructures with heavily twinned Si nano-fibers that exhibit high hardness up to 2.9 GPa, and high compressive flow strength (-840 MPa) with stable plastic flow to -26% plastic strain. After deformation, the hard Si(Sr) fibers did not exhibit cracks, but a high density of stacking faults were observed in the Si(Sr) fibers suggesting partial dislocation mediated plasticity. Mechanisms for suppression of cracking and activation of partial dislocations in Si deformed at room temperature are discussed in terms of nanoscale fiber geometry with reduced aspect ratio and lowering of the Peierls barrier in chemically-modified, nano-twinned Si fibers.
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