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Machine Learning Guided CALPHAD Design of Ru-Stabilized BCC B2 Refractory Alloys
Refractory alloys with a ductile body-centered-cubic (BCC) matrix strengthened by ordered B2 precipitates offer a high-temperature analogue to the gamma/gamma-prime architecture of Ni-based superalloys. Ruthenium is particularly attractive as a B2 stabilizer because RuHf, RuZr, and RuTi can retain o
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