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## Abstract The influence of various alloy elements on tensile strength of the eutectic, directionally solidified superalloy 73 C was determined. The tensile properties of the base alloy had been increased by Al, Y and C as alloying elements, while Ni and Ti showed a decreasing effect (alloy soften
## Abstract Commercial purity Al‐40% Cu alloys were directionally solidified under a constant temperature gradient of 9 K/mm and growth rate (R) varying from 8 to 305 μm/sec. Cellular structure was obtained with a single primary CuAl~2~ rod‐like dendrite in the cell centre and a fanned‐out eutectic
It is known that the structure of anormal eutectics occurring in the systems metal-Si, metal-Ge strongly depends on the conditions of growththat is, on the solidification rate R and the temperature gradient G. Structures occurring in the unidirectionelly solidified Ag-Si eutectic alloy with morpholo