Reliability of tensile fracture strength of Co-based metallic glass microwires by Weibull statistics

Wei-Bing Liao*, Chenchen Jiang, Shang Xu, Libo Gao, Hongti Zhang, Peifeng Li, Zhiyuan Liu, Yang Lu*

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

In this study, continuous Co46Fe20B23Si5Nb6 metallic glass microwires (MGMs) with a smooth surface and negligible fluctuation in diameter size were prepared by the melt-spinning method. The mechanical properties were critically evaluated by mechanical tensile tests. The resulting Co46Fe20B23Si5Nb6 MGMs show high tensile fracture strength of the order of 4000 MPa and perform a large strain of ∼4% prior to fracture. The Weibull statistical analysis shows that the tensile fracture strength reliability parameter of the Co-based MGMs reflected by the Weibull modulus is 13.70. Meanwhile, it demonstrated that the Co-based MGMs exhibit a brittle fracture under tensile experiments. The experimental results provide in-depth understanding of the mechanics and the reliability under loading for designing Co-based MGMs sensors with desired properties.
Original languageEnglish
Article number106565
JournalMaterials Research Express
Volume6
Issue number10
Online published21 Aug 2019
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Oct 2019

Research Keywords

  • amorphous materials
  • fracture strength
  • metallic glass microwires
  • reliability
  • Weibull modulus

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