Abstract
The positive effects of rhenium additions on the mechanical behavior of group VI-A refractory metals have been known for decades. In particular, rhenium enhances high-temperature strength and creep resistance as well as low-temperature ductility. This article outlines the low-temperature mechanical behavior of molybdenum-rhenium, including the role of mechanical twinning.
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