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Quantitative Phase Analysis of Rapid Solidification Products in Al-Cu Alloys by Automated Crystal Orientation Mapping in the TEM

There has been significant interest in laser-based-processing methods for the manufacturing of complex components (e.g. additive manufacturing) or post-processing/repair work (e.g. laser welding). Since laser processing tends to result in the formation of rapidly solidified microstructures, it becomes increasingly important to understand the microstructural development under such non-equilibrium conditions. Pulsed-laser-based-processing methods have been foci of investigations on rapidly solidified microstructures. This method has been shown to produce unique microstructures and micro-constituents in metallic thin films at the nanometer-scale [1].