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Research on Performance Improvement of Advanced Alloys

This special issue belongs to the section “Metals and Alloys“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Advanced alloys are the strong foundation of modern industry. It is a fact that advanced alloys commonly serve as structural or functional materials for innovative designs targeting properties such as lightweight, heat resistance, wearing resistance, etc. Excellent functional properties are important for more attractive and efficient products in terms of improved properties or lower production cost. Consequently, it is a so significant issue how to adjust the microstructure and even the corresponding properties of advanced alloys. Furthermore, it is necessary to explore heat treatment processes, forming processes, surface treatment processes, etc. Through the development of innovative processes, the service performance of advanced alloys and their components can be optimized, and solutions suitable for the needs of modern industry can be created. It is believed that the numerous innovations in treatment processes contribute significantly to the innovative design of advanced materials.

The aim of this issue is to discuss recent advances and new developments in the relationships between various processes and service performance of advanced alloys. The scope of the issue is not only limited to heat treatment processes, forming processes and surface treatment processes, but also includes advanced alloy design, physical and numerical simulation, microstructure characterization, performance evaluation, etc.

Prof. Dr. Guozheng Quan
Dr. Chuntang Yu
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • microstructure
  • property
  • alloy
  • metal
  • heat treatment
  • forming
  • surface treatment
  • performance
  • simulation
  • microstructural characterization
  • design

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Materials - ISSN 1996-1944