Phase transformations in alloys

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Ust] Ustinovshikov, Y., Pushkarev, B., Sapegina, I., Phase Transformations in Alloys of the Fe-V System , J. Alloys Compd., 398, 133-138, (2005) (Crys. Stmeture, Phase Diagram, Phase Relations, Experimental, 9)... 

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Table 16. Phase Transformations in Binary Aluminum Alloys...

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Phase Transformations in Titanium- and Zirconium-Based Alloys... 

F. Soisson, C. Pareige, M. Athenes, G. Martin, D. Blavette. Kinetics of phase transformations in metallic alloys Monte-Carlo simulations versus experiments. Ann Phys 22 3, 1997. 

KINETICS AT EARLY STAGES OF PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS IN METALLIC ALLOYS... 

Balema, V.P., K.W. Dennis, V.K. Pecharsky, V.P. Balema, V.K. Pecharsky, and K.W. Dennis, Solid state phase transformations in LiAlH4 during high-energy ball-milling, /. Alloys Compd., 313, 69,2000. 

The main considerations of mechanical properties of metals and alloys at low temperatures taken into account for safety reasons are the transition from ductile-to-brittle behavior, certain unconventional modes of plastic deformation, and mechanical and elastic properties changes due to phase transformations in the crystalline structure. 

Non-equilibrium Processing of Materials edited by C. Suryanarayana Phase Transformations in Titanium- and Zirconium-based Alloys... 

One of the consequences of accepting the presence of multiple magnetic states is an additional contribution to the entropy and, therefore, several authors have considered the inclusion of multiple states in their description of low-temperature phase transformations in Fe and its alloys (Kaufman et al. 1963, Miodownik 1970, Bendick and Pepperhoff 1978). However, most authors have, in the end, preferred to describe the magnetic effects in Fe using more conventional temperature-independent values for the magnetic moments of the relevant phases. This is partly linked to the absence of any provision for the necessary formalism in current... 

The linear log-log plots of reaction rate (in terms of oxygen consumption) versus time show for many alloys a discontinuity, or increase of reactivity. It appears that this transition is associated with the phase transformation in the protective film of Zr dioxide. The initial film formed on Zr is the cubic polymorph of Zr dioxide. After a period of oxidation this transforms to the tetragonal, and finally to the monoclinic (stable) form of Zr dioxide. When certain alloying constituents... 

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