MPEA Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1

Cobalt

Family: High-Entropy Alloy (MPEA)

High-entropy alloy. Phase: FCC. Processing: CAST.

Performance Ratings

Strength
4/10
Corrosion Resistance
7/10
Lightweight
4/10
Machinability
3/10
Cost Efficiency
2/10
Temperature Resistance
9/10

Performance Radar

Strength 4/10 Corrosion Res. 7/10 Lightweight 4/10 Machinability 3/10 Affordability 2/10 Heat Res. 9/10
Performance ratings of MPEA Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1 across six properties, each scored out of 10.
Property Rating
Strength 4 / 10
Corrosion Res. 7 / 10
Lightweight 4 / 10
Machinability 3 / 10
Affordability 2 / 10
Heat Res. 9 / 10

Composition

MPEA Co1 Cr1 C…
Co 1.0%
Cr 1.0%
Fe 1.0%
Ni 1.0%
Other 0.5%

Mechanical Properties

Hardness (Brinell) 172.0 HB
Hardness (Rockwell)
Elastic Modulus 215.0 GPa

Physical Properties

Density 8.300 g/cm³

Chemical Composition

Element Percentage (%)
Co 1.0
Cr 1.0
Cu 0.5
Fe 1.0
Ni 1.0

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Description

This high-entropy alloy (HEA) with nominal composition Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1 is a predominantly face-centered cubic (FCC) austenitic alloy system within the multi-principal element alloy research space, incorporating Co, Cr, Cu and 2 additional elements. Key properties include good strength-ductility balance, high fracture toughness especially at cryogenic temperatures, and moderate corrosion resistance. Investigated applications include cryogenic structural components, alloy design research platforms, and high-entropy coating systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is MPEA Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1?
MPEA Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1 is a high-entropy alloy (mpea) alloy based on cobalt. High-entropy alloy. Phase: FCC. Processing: CAST.
What is the composition of MPEA Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1?
MPEA Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1 contains Co (1.0%), Cr (1.0%), Cu (0.5%), Fe (1.0%), Ni (1.0%).
What is the density of MPEA Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1?
The density of MPEA Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1 is 8.300 g/cm³.
What is the hardness of MPEA Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1?
MPEA Co1 Cr1 Cu0.5 Fe1 Ni1 has a Brinell hardness of 172.0 HB.