High Nitrogen, Multi-Principal Element, High Entropy Corrosion Resistant Alloy
Abstract
A multi-principal element, corrosion resistant alloy is disclosed. The alloy has the following composition in weight percent: Co about 13 to about 28 Ni about 13 to about 28 Fe+Mn about 13 to about 28 Cr about 13 to about 37 Mo about 8 to about 28 N about 0.10 to about 1.00. The alloy also includes the usual impurities found in corrosion resistant alloys intended for the same or similar use. In addition, one or both of W and V may be substituted for some or all of the Mo. The alloy provides a solid solution that is substantially all FCC phase, but may include minor amounts of secondary phases that do not adversely affect the corrosion resistance and mechanical properties provided by the alloy.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A multi-principal element, high entropy, corrosion resistant alloy having a solid solution phase and wherein the alloy comprises, in weight percent:
Co
about 13 to about 28
Ni
about 13 to about 35
Fe + Mn
about 13 to about 28
Cr
about 13 to about 37
Mo
about 8 to about 28
N
about 0.10 to about 1.00
and the usual impurities, wherein one or both of W and V may be substituted for some or all of the Mo.
2 . The multi-principal element, corrosion resistant alloy claimed in claim 1 wherein the solid solution phase consists essentially of a face-centered-cubic crystalline structure.
3 . The multi-principal element, corrosion resistant alloy claimed in claim 1 wherein the alloy has the following characteristics:
−6 kJ/mol<Δ H mix <0 kJ/mol,
Δ S mix >12 J/(K mol),
2.00%<δ<4.5%, and
the valence electron concentration of the alloy is greater than about 7.80.
4 . A high entropy, corrosion resistant alloy that forms a single phase solid solution, said alloy having the formula (Fe, Mn) a Co b Ni c Cr x (Mo, W, V) y wherein a, b, c, x, and y are as follows in atomic percent,
12≤ a≤ 35,
12≤ b≤ 35,
12≤ c≤ 40,
12≤ x≤ 40,
4≤ y≤ 20,
wherein W and V may be substituted for some or all of Mo on an equiatomic basis, and wherein the alloy comprises from at least about 0.10% N up to the solubility limit.
5 . The high entropy, corrosion resistant alloy claimed in claim 4 wherein the solid solution phase consists essentially of a face centered cubic crystalline structure.
6 . The high entropy, corrosion resistant alloy claimed in claim 4 wherein the alloy has the following characteristics:
−6 kJ/mol≤Δ H mix ≤0 kJ/mol,
Δ S mix >12 J/(K mol),
2.00%<δ<4.5%, and
the valence electron concentration of the alloying elements is greater than about 7.80.
7 . A high entropy, corrosion resistant alloy having a solid solution phase and wherein the alloy comprises, in weight percent:
Co
about 13 to about 28
Ni
about 13 to about 35
Cu
about 13 to about 28
Fe + Mn
about 13 to about 28
Cr
about 13 to about 37
Mo
about 8 to about 28
N
about 0.10 to about 1.00
and the usual impurities, wherein one or both of W and V may be substituted for some or all of the Mo.
8 . The high entropy, corrosion resistant alloy claimed in claim 7 wherein the solid solution phase consists essentially of a face centered cubic crystalline structure.
9 . The high entropy, corrosion resistant alloy claimed in claim 7 wherein the alloy has the following characteristics:
−6 kJ/mol<Δ H mix ≤0 kJ/mol,
Δ S mix >12 J/(K mol),
2.00%<δ<4.5%, and
the valence electron concentration of the alloy is greater than about 7.80.
10 . A high entropy, corrosion resistant alloy that forms a single phase solid solution, said alloy having the formula (Fe, Mn) a Co b Ni c Cu d Cr x (Mo, W, V) y wherein a, b, c, x, and y are as follows, in atomic percent,
10≤ a≤ 30,
10≤ b≤ 30,
10≤ c≤ 30,
10≤ d≤ 30
10≤ x≤ 30,
4≤ y≤ 18,
wherein W and V may be substituted for some or all of Mo on an equiatomic basis, and wherein the alloy comprises from at least about 0.10% N up to the solubility limit.
11 . The high entropy, corrosion resistant alloy claimed in claim 10 wherein the solid solution phase consists essentially of a face centered cubic crystalline structure.
12 . The high entropy, corrosion resistant alloy claimed in claim 10 wherein the alloy has the following characteristics:
−6 kJ/mol≤Δ H mix ≤0 kJ/mol,
Δ S mix >12 J/(K mol),
2.00%<δ<4.5%, and
the valence electron concentration of the alloying elements is greater than about 7.80.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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