Abstract
High-pressure torsion allows one to achieve high strains of bulk metal glasses without their destruction. The article presents the results of studies on the effect of high-pressure torsion on the amorphous alloys of the same composition but obtained in different ways: in a form of a bulk plate and a melt-spun ribbon. It is shown that the degree of nonequilibrium after high-pressure torsion, determined by the diffraction and calorimetry methods, increases for bulk metallic glass, approaching the values characteristic for melt-spun alloy.
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