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Phase Transformation, Microstructure Regulation and Application Performance Evaluation of Metallic Structural Materials

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

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

The Special Issue, titled "Phase Transformation, Microstructure Regulation and Application Performance Evaluation of Metallic Structural Materials", focuses on the intricate processes of phase transformation, microstructural evolution, and the mechanical and electrochemical performance of

various metallic structural materials, including steel, aluminium alloys, titanium alloys, high entropy alloys, and others. This comprehensive coverage extends to advanced characterization techniques, particularly those addressing microstructure evolutions and cutting-edge alloy manufacturing processes like additive manufacturing. This Special Issue also focuses on the relationship between microstructural features and material behaviour, aiming to deepen our understanding of how microstructures can be precisely controlled and optimized. This pursuit is geared towards maximizing the performance of metallic structural materials across a broad array of applications. With a focus on both established materials like steel and emerging alloys and the incorporation of innovative manufacturing processes, this Special Issue contributes significantly to advancing knowledge in the field. By unravelling the complexities of microstructural dynamics and alloy manufacturing, it offers

valuable insights for researchers, engineers, and practitioners seeking to push the boundaries of metallic structural materials in various applications.

Dr. Lu Jiang
Dr. Shitong Zhou
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • alloys
  • microstructure
  • precipitation
  • phase transformation
  • properties
  • advanced characterisation
  • additive manufacturing

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Materials - ISSN 1996-1944