Mechanical & Materials Engineering, Department of

 

First Advisor

Jeffrey E Shield

Second Advisor

Jian Wang

Date of this Version

Spring 2-21-2020

Comments

This research was presented as a poster in the Graduate Student Symposium at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in February 2020.

Abstract

Magnesium is the lightest engineering metal 1 However, conventional Mg alloys typically suffer from low strength and poor deformability due to very few slip systems and easy twinning 3 Alloying Mg with other materials and microstructural engineering are promising approaches to increase ductility and strength of Mg In the current work, non equilibrium solidification conditions were applied to induce a transition from regular to anomalous eutectic in Mg Al eutectic alloy such that four distinguished microstructures were acquired and the corresponding formation mechanisms were investigated

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