ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
A Novel Pressure-Assisted Induction Melting Technique for Synthesis of Lightweight High-Entropy Alloys: A Concept, Process Development and Hardware Design.
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Lightweight high-entropy alloys are primarily designed to overcome the strength-to-density ratio limitations of conventional counterparts and often consist of elements with drastically different melting temperature and vapor pressure. Their chemistry, therefore, imposes challenges on alloy synthesis, particularly through liquid metal engineering routes, since elements with high vapor pressure (e.g., Mg, Zn, Li) vaporize before the higher-melting-point ingredients (e.g., Cu, V, Ni) are fully molten, resulting in volatile element loss. To overcome this challenge, a novel pressure-assisted induction melting (PAIM) process was developed and the proprietary furnace for its implementation was designed and built. The system allows precision melting of up to 10 cm
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