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NDT Characterization of FeCu Nanostructured

Younes Abderrahmane

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, Dilmi Nacer

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, KHORCHEF Mohammed

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, Bouamer Amirouche

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Welding and NDT researcher center

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Laboratory of surface treatment and Materials, University of Saad Dahleb Blida, Algeria

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Laboratoire de diélectrique, faculté de physique, USTHB

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The mechanical alloying process has been used to synthesis Fe-Cu nanostructured powder in a high energy planetary ball-mill PM400. Structural and magnetic, properties of the powders milled were investigated by scanning X-ray diffraction and vibrating sample magnetometer, respectively, the elemental micrometer-sized Cu and Fe powders were first mixed in Fe70Cu30

compositions, the added of Cu in Fe formed the solid solutions of Cu in Fe and Fe in Cu, a solid solution face-centred cubic and solid solution body-centred cubic nanograined composite has been formed

Keywords: Mechanical alloying, Fe–Cu alloy, Structural and magnetic.

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