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Absorption and diffusion of oxygen in Ti-Al bulk alloys A. Bakulin, A. Latyshev, S. Kulkova

By: Bakulin, Alexander VContributor(s): Latyshev, Alexander M | Kulkova, Svetlana EMaterial type: ArticleArticleSubject(s): адсорбция кислорода | диффузия кислорода | Ti-Al сплавыGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: Solid state phenomena Vol. 258. P. 408-411Abstract: The oxygen absorption and diffusion properties are studied in γ-TiAl and TiAl3 alloys within density functional theory using projector augmented wave method in the plane-wave basis. It is shown that the octahedral site inside the Ti-rich octahedron is preferable for oxygen in case of γ-TiAl alloy whereas the Al-rich octahedron is more favorable environment for oxygen in TiAl3. It is shown that the energy barriers for oxygen jumps between different sites in bulk alloys depend significantly on the local environments of oxygen and increase for its jump from Ti-rich sites. The trajectories with minimum energy barriers are determined for both Ti-Al alloys. It is shown that the increase of Al content in alloy leads to the decrease of barriers for oxygen jumps.
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The oxygen absorption and diffusion properties are studied in γ-TiAl and TiAl3 alloys within density functional theory using projector augmented wave method in the plane-wave basis. It is shown that the octahedral site inside the Ti-rich octahedron is preferable for oxygen in case of γ-TiAl alloy whereas the Al-rich octahedron is more favorable environment for oxygen in TiAl3. It is shown that the energy barriers for oxygen jumps between different sites in bulk alloys depend significantly on the local environments of oxygen and increase for its jump from Ti-rich sites. The trajectories with minimum energy barriers are determined for both Ti-Al alloys. It is shown that the increase of Al content in alloy leads to the decrease of barriers for oxygen jumps.

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