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Compressive vs. tensile yield and fracture toughness behavior of a body-centered cubic refractory high-entropy superalloy Al0.5Nb1.25Ta1.25TiZr at temperatures from ambient to 1200°C
The microstructure of high-entropy alloys with refractory elements and Al as constituents can be considered to be analogous to superalloys. These so-termed refractory high-entropy superalloys (RHSAs) can show remarkable compressive strength up to temperatures exceeding 1200 °C. Here, we examine
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