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Creep behavior of nickel-copper laminate composites with controlled composition gradients

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The tensile creep behavior of a series of nickel-copper laminate composites, in which the composition gradients between the 20-μm. m layers were controlled by heat treatment, was evaluated at 500 °C. With annealing, the high-temperature creep resistance increased due to the direct effects of solid solution strengthening within the layers. The results correlated to predictions based on a composite model which approximated the continuous composition gradients as a series of discrete compositional zones.

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Choi, I.D., Matlock, D.K. & Olson, D.L. Creep behavior of nickel-copper laminate composites with controlled composition gradients. Metall Trans A 21, 2513–2520 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02646996

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