Magnetic origin of chemical balance in alloyed Fe-Cr stainless steels: first-principles and Ising model study

Physics – Condensed Matter – Materials Science

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Iron-chromium forms the basis of most of the stainless steel grades in the markets. Recently new insights into the physical and chemical properties of Fe-Cr based alloys have been obtained. Some of the new results are quite unexpected and call for further investigations. The present study addresses the magnetic contribution in the atomic driving forces behind the chemical composition in Fe-Cr alloyed with Al, Ti, V, Mn, Co, Ni, and Mo. Using the ab initio exact muffin-tin orbitals method and an Ising-type spin model, it is found that the magnetic moment of the solute atom combined with the induced changes in the magnetic moments of the host atoms form the main framework in determining the mixing energy and chemical potentials of low-Cr Fe-Cr based alloys. The results obtained in the present work are related to tuning of the microstructure and corrosion protection of low-Cr steels.

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