Effect Of Ordering On The Elastic Properties And Magnetostriction Of Fe-27 At% Ga Alloy Single Crystals

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
T. V. Jayaraman
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Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

Fe-Ga alloys, with compositions around 27.5 at % Ga, can be heat treated to obtain ? (ordered bcc), DO19 (ordered hexagonal), and L12 (ordered fcc) ordered structures. Our earlier work using polycrystalline samples had shown that magnetostriction is strongly influenced by ordering in this alloy. Here more detailed study of the correlation between ordering and magnetostriction using single crystals of Fe 27.5 at. % Ga alloys is reported. Single crystals of Fe 27.5 at % Ga were grown using Bridgman single crystal growth technique. X-ray and electron diffraction were used to study the ordering in this alloy. Magnetostriction measurements were carried out at no load conditions. Elastic constants were measured using Resonant Ultrasound Spectroscopy.
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APA: T. V. Jayaraman  (2006)  Effect Of Ordering On The Elastic Properties And Magnetostriction Of Fe-27 At% Ga Alloy Single Crystals

MLA: T. V. Jayaraman Effect Of Ordering On The Elastic Properties And Magnetostriction Of Fe-27 At% Ga Alloy Single Crystals. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2006.

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