Abstract
Amongst the non-aluminium based quasicrystalline alloys, investigations of titanium containing alloys in regard to the occurrence and stability of quasicrystalline phases have aroused considerable interest in recent years. Employing X-ray and TEM techniques a systematic investigation of the influence of substitution for Fe by Si and Ni on the stability of icosahedral phase in rapidly quenched Fe-Ti alloy has been carried out. The occurrence of metastable phases including commensurately modulated phase and the decagonal phase in Fe-Ti-Si system have been found. In addition, the occurrence ofstructural disorder manifested by arcs of diffuse scattering in diffraction patterns and anisotropy in the shape of idffraction spots has also been pointed out. It has been observed that 6 at.% of Si in Fe-Ti-Si system results in the formation of single-phase icosahedral quasicrystals. We have shown that contrary to some earlier reported results on Ti 2Ni, Ti 2Ni(Si) and Ti 56Ni 23Fe 5Si 16 alloys do not possess the icosahedral phase. In Ti 68Fe 26− x Ni x Si 6 alloy system, icosahedral phase formation ability is limited to the value of x < 9. The occurrence of icosahedral phase in these alloy systems has been analysed in terms of e/a ratio.
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