Microwaves at the ISM frequency of 2450 and 5800 MHz have been exploited to prepare FeCoNiCrAl-family high entropy alloys by direct heating of pressed mixtures of metal powders. The aim of this work is to explore a new microwave assisted near-net-shape technology, using powder metallurgy approach for the preparation of high entropy alloys, able to overcome the limits of current melting technologies (defects formation) or solid state ones (time demanding). Results show that direct microwave heating of the powder precursors occurs, and further heating generation is favored by the ignition of exothermal reactions in the compound. Microwave processing, exploited both for the ignition and sustaining of such reactions, has been compared to reactive sintering in laboratory furnace and mechanical alloying in a planetary ball milling. Results demonstrate that microwave required the shortest time and lowest energy consumption, thus it is promising time- and cost-saving synthetic route.

Microwave processing of high entropy alloys: A powder metallurgy approach / Veronesi, P.; Rosa, R.; Colombini, E.; Leonelli, C.; Garuti, M.. - (2017), pp. 87-87. ((Intervento presentato al convegno 15th International Conference on Microwave and High Frequency Heating of the Association-for-Microwave-Power-in-Europe-for-Research-and-Education (AMPERE EUROPE) tenutosi a Cracow Univ Technol, Krakow, POLAND nel SEP 14-17, 2015.

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