Author: Rudajevová A. Buriánek J.
Publisher: Springer Publishing Company
ISSN: 1054-9714
Source: Journal of Phase Equilibria, Vol.22, Iss.5, 2001-10, pp. : 560-563
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Abstract
The thermal diffusivity of Fe-Al alloys in the concentration range 22 to 50 at.% Al was measured within a temperature range of 20 to 600 °C. The thermal diffusivity of the Fe-25 and 28 at.% Al alloys decreases with increasing temperature up to the Curie temperature, and then it increases up to the temperature when the D03 ↔ B2 transformation occurs. The thermal diffusivity of Fe-22 at.% Al alloys increases with rising temperature up to the temperature when D03 ↔ B2 transformation occurs, and then it decreases. A further decrease in thermal diffusivity follows up to the Curie temperature. The thermal diffusivity of Fe-34 and Fe-40 at.% Al increases monotonically with the rising temperature. The thermal diffusivity of Fe-50 at.% Al alloys decreases only up to 100 °C, and does not change any further with increasing temperature. Thermal conductivity is the highest for Fe-25 and Fe-50 at.% Al alloys at room temperature. Thermal conductivity rises for all studied alloys with increasing temperature. The smallest increase was registered for Fe-25 at.% Al alloys.
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