
Abstract The paper reports the effect of one-step and two-step ageing of the [001]-oriented Fe-28Ni-17Co-11.5Al-2.5Nb (FeNiCoAlNb) (at%) single crystals on the precipitate of γ′- and β-phase particles, Ms temperature and reversible deformation under tensile strain, within a wide temperature range from 77 to 373 K. It was shown that during one-step ageing (973 K for 5 h) in FeNiCoAlNb single crystals, γ′-phase particles with L12-type ordering are precipitated. Superelasticity (SE) of 4–5%, associated with the development of γ-α' martensitic transformation (MT) under stress, is realized within the temperature range from 77 to 263 K. Two-step ageing (973К for 5 h and then 873 К for 2 h) results in a structure containing γ′- and β- (with B2-type ordering) phase particles. The precipitation of β-phase particles increases Ms temperature up to 190 K, however, Ms temperature remains below 77 K, when only the γ′-phase is precipitated. In the [001]-oriented crystals with a structure containing γ′- and β-phase particles, a rubber-like behaviour (RLB) of 1.4% at 77 K was found, which was associated with a change in the fine structure of the cooling martensite in the “load-unloading” cycle. For the first time, at tension in the [001]-oriented FeNiCoAlNb crystals with a structure containing two types of particles in the temperature range Ms
сплавы на основе железа, сверхэластичность, резинообразное поведение, мартенситное превращение, монокристаллы
сплавы на основе железа, сверхэластичность, резинообразное поведение, мартенситное превращение, монокристаллы
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