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Effects of Cr element doping on microstructure and performance of quinary FeCoNiSiB multi-principal element alloys

Authors: Shu-yan Zhang; Dan-yue Ma; Pei-pei Shen; Bo Sun; Hua Chen; Zhi-bin Zhang

DOI: 10.1007/s41230-025-4170-6Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Cr doping in FeCoNiSiB MPEAAs lowers glass-transition and crystallization temperatures, with optimal soft magnetic properties at 3 at.% Cr (saturation ~0.578 T, coercivity ~5.5 A/m). • Increasing Cr content enhances corrosion resistance, with 8 at.% Cr exhibiting the highest pitting potential (0.288 V) and widest passive region (0.628 V) in 3.5 wt.% NaCl solution. • Microhardness decreases with Cr addition but remains above 810 HV0.5, indicating good mechanical integrity. • The study provides insights into designing multi-principal element amorphous alloys with tailored magnetic and anti-corrosion performance for advanced engineering applications.