The effect of both peritectic-forming elements (Cu and Ag) and eutectic-forming elements (Mg and Al) on the grain refinement of cast pure Zn was investigated. It is found that these four alloying elements lead to effective grain refinement of cast pure Zn, although they have different values of growth restriction factor (Q). Mg and Al seem to have better grain refining efficiency for cast pure Zn than Cu and Ag. These results raise questions regarding the mechanisms of grain refinement in Zn-based alloys, therefore further studies are required
The optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy as well as energy dispersive spectroscopy we...
As a new kind of biodegradable metal, Zn possesses promising features, i.e. suitable biodegradabilit...
The role of alloying element segregation at grain boundary on the microstructure and mechanical prop...
The effect of both peritectic-forming elements (Cu and Ag) and eutectic-forming elements (Mg and Al)...
It was previously found that peritectic-forming solutes are more favourable for the grain refinement...
The present work provides an insight into the relationships between grain size, solute content, and ...
The present work provides an insight into the relationships between grain size, solute content, and ...
It was previously found that peritectic-forming solutes are more favourable for the grain refinement...
Silver (Ag) inoculation was found to significantly reduce the average grain size of cast zinc (Zn) b...
Adding the peritectic forming element Cu effectively reduced the average grain size of cast Zn by ov...
The effects of Mn (peritectic system) and Zn (eutectic system) on the grain refinement of commercial...
The inoculation method of grain refinement is widely used in research and industry. Because of its c...
The grain refining effect of four peritectic-forming solutes (Ti, V, Zr and Nb) as well as three eut...
The grain refining effect of four peritectic-forming solutes (Ti, V, Zr and Nb) as well as three eut...
The noticeable improvement of hardness, elongation and yield stress in the cast zinc alloys was achi...
The optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy as well as energy dispersive spectroscopy we...
As a new kind of biodegradable metal, Zn possesses promising features, i.e. suitable biodegradabilit...
The role of alloying element segregation at grain boundary on the microstructure and mechanical prop...
The effect of both peritectic-forming elements (Cu and Ag) and eutectic-forming elements (Mg and Al)...
It was previously found that peritectic-forming solutes are more favourable for the grain refinement...
The present work provides an insight into the relationships between grain size, solute content, and ...
The present work provides an insight into the relationships between grain size, solute content, and ...
It was previously found that peritectic-forming solutes are more favourable for the grain refinement...
Silver (Ag) inoculation was found to significantly reduce the average grain size of cast zinc (Zn) b...
Adding the peritectic forming element Cu effectively reduced the average grain size of cast Zn by ov...
The effects of Mn (peritectic system) and Zn (eutectic system) on the grain refinement of commercial...
The inoculation method of grain refinement is widely used in research and industry. Because of its c...
The grain refining effect of four peritectic-forming solutes (Ti, V, Zr and Nb) as well as three eut...
The grain refining effect of four peritectic-forming solutes (Ti, V, Zr and Nb) as well as three eut...
The noticeable improvement of hardness, elongation and yield stress in the cast zinc alloys was achi...
The optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy as well as energy dispersive spectroscopy we...
As a new kind of biodegradable metal, Zn possesses promising features, i.e. suitable biodegradabilit...
The role of alloying element segregation at grain boundary on the microstructure and mechanical prop...