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In this article, Mg–Cu–Y alloys with two different Mg/Cu ratios(in at%) were prepared using a watercooled copper mold. Scanning electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction were applied to analyze the microstructure and phase composition. Moreover, corrosion resistance and wear resistance were studied systematically. The results show that both Mg65 Cu25 Y10 and Mg60 Cu30 Y10 alloys could form a composition of crystalline and amorphous phases. Although the microstructure of Mg65 Cu25 Y10 consists of an amorphous phase and a-Mg, Mg2 Cu, and Cu2 Y crystalline phases, the microstructure of Mg60 Cu30 Y10 alloy mainly consists of the amorphous phase and a-Mg, Mg2 Cu. With reducing Mg/Cu ratio, the alloys have better corrosion resistance and wear resistance. The mechanism has also been discussed in detail.
In this article, Mg-Cu-Y alloys with two different Mg / Cu ratios (in at%) were prepared using a watercooled copper mold. Scanning electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction were applied to analyze the microstructure and phase composition. The results show that both Mg65 Cu25 Y10 and Mg60 Cu30 Y10 could be a composition of crystalline and amorphous phases. Although the microstructure of Mg65 Cu25 Y10 consists of an amorphous phase and a-Mg, Mg2 Cu, and Cu2 Y crystalline phases, the microstructure of Mg60 Cu30 Y10 alloy mainly consists of the amorphous phase and a-Mg, Mg2 Cu. With reducing Mg / Cu ratio, the alloys have better corrosion resistance and wear resistance. The mechanism has also been discussed in detail.