Thermal analysis of vacancy defects in quenched tin bronze-α
Investigations have been carried out on the thermal dilatation (Δ L/ L 0) and lattice parameters (Δ a/ a 0) of the α-solution of industrially smelted tin bronze-type CuSn6P as a function of heating temperature from 20 to 900 °C after quenching within the temperature range 750–910 °C. These investiga...
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| description | Investigations have been carried out on the thermal dilatation (Δ
L/
L
0) and lattice parameters (Δ
a/
a
0) of the α-solution of industrially smelted tin bronze-type CuSn6P as a function of heating temperature from 20 to 900
°C after quenching within the temperature range 750–910
°C. These investigations have made it possible to determine the concentration of vacancies after solution heat treatment and quench ageing up to 800
°C and to assess preliminarily the formation energy of vacancies (
E
V
F
≈
0.5–0.9
eV) depending on the parameters of heat treatment. |
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E
V
F
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V
F
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L/
L
0) and lattice parameters (Δ
a/
a
0) of the α-solution of industrially smelted tin bronze-type CuSn6P as a function of heating temperature from 20 to 900
°C after quenching within the temperature range 750–910
°C. These investigations have made it possible to determine the concentration of vacancies after solution heat treatment and quench ageing up to 800
°C and to assess preliminarily the formation energy of vacancies (
E
V
F
≈
0.5–0.9
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