Tohoku University Technology: High-Strength Co-Based Metallic Glass Alloy: T06-003
It is an alloy with high glass-forming ability (capable of φ14mm), high machinability, and high strength (with a compressive strength of over 4000 MPa).
Metallic glass alloys, unlike conventional crystalline metals, predominantly consist of alloys that do not exhibit plastic elongation in tensile tests. Even in compositions that do show plastic elongation, they only demonstrate about 2-3% elongation, resulting in very little ductility under uniaxial stress. Therefore, plastic processing such as rolling or forging, which is common with conventional crystalline metals, is difficult. Furthermore, metallic glass alloys have higher strength compared to regular metals, with some alloys reaching up to 5000 MPa, and they cannot be said to have good machinability compared to materials like steel. However, metallic glass alloys exhibit a characteristic where the viscosity of the material sharply decreases above the glass transition temperature, allowing for various processing techniques (viscous flow processing) in the supercooled liquid region. By utilizing viscous flow, these materials can achieve excellent machinability. The present invention relates to Co-based metallic glass alloys that combine good machinability, high strength, and high glass-forming ability.
- Company：Tohoku Techno Arch Co., Ltd.
- Price：Other
