Regular articleMicrostructure and mechanical behavior of nanotwinned AlTi alloys with 9R phase

Add time:08/15/2019    Source:sciencedirect.com

Nanotwinned metals have shown high strength and ductility. However, metals with high stacking fault energy, such as Al, typically do not contain high-density growth twins or stacking faults. Here we show that by using a small amount of Ti solutes, 0.15–5.1 at.%, fine grains with a large population of extended incoherent twin boundaries bounding broad 9R phase form in sputtered AlTi films. These nanotwinned AlTi films have hardness as high as 2 GPa. This study provides an alternative approach to design high-strength Al alloys by grain refinement and introducing high-density twin boundaries and 9R phase.

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