High-temperature strength in an additively manufactured Al-based superalloy with stable nanoscale eutectic cellular networks
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Abstract

Metallic materials typically experience significant strength degradation at elevated temperatures. Traditional strengthening methods, which rely on thermally stable particle dispersion, exhibit limited effectiveness owing to the challenges in suppressing thermally activated dislocation motion. This work introduces a strategy for achieving exceptional high-temperature strength through a thermally stable nanoscale eutectic cellular network (ECN) enabled by additive manufacturing. A near-eutectic AlLaScZr alloy is developed for laser powder bed fusion, incorporating an Al-La nanoscale ECN and dense intracellular nanoprecipitates. This alloy demonstrates excellent printability and remarkable high-temperature yield strength above 0.6Tm (~250 MPa at 300 °C), outperforming…

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