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Design of Fe-containing GdTbCoAl high-entropy-metallic-glass composite microwires with tunable Curie temperatures and enhanced cooling efficiency

Yin, Hangboce; Law, Jia Yan; Franco García, Victorino; Shen, Hongxian; Jiang, Sida; Bao, Ying; Sun, Jianfei

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Through designing the composition and processing approach, the non-equiatomic (Gd36Tb20Co20Al24)100-xFex (x = 0, 1, 2 and 3 at.%) high-entropy-metallic-glass (HE-MG) alloy microwires were successfully fabricated by melt-extraction technique. The microstructure and magnetocaloric properties of the microwires were systematically investigated. The microwires possess tunable Curie temperatures, i.e. 81–108 K, above the typical rare-earth (RE) containing HE-MG reports. The high Curie temperatures are attributed to the designed composition. Magnetocaloric response peak values of Fe-containing GdTbCoAl alloy microwires range 7.6–8.9 J kg−1 K−1 (5 T), which are comparable to those of many outstanding RE-containing magnetocaloric HE-MGs. The characteristics of the melt-extraction method, combining with compositional effects, favor the formation of amorphous and nanocrystalline phases. The increase in the cooling efficiency for microwires with higher Fe content can be attributed to the broadening of the Curie temperature distribution induced by the composition difference between nanocrystalline phase and amorphous matrix. The designed composition and the melt-extraction processing approach for Fe-containing GdTbCoAl alloys can tune their Curie temperatures towards a temperature range of natural gas liquefaction and improve their magnetocaloric properties. This demonstrates that Fe-containing GdTbCoAl HE-MG composite microwires have great potential as high-performance magnetic refrigerants.

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Design o Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl high-en opy-me allic-glass composi e mic owi es wi h unable Cu ie empe a u es and enhanced cooling e iciency Hangboce Yin a,b , Jiayan Law b , Yongjiang Huang a, ⇑ , Vic o ino F anco b , Hongxian Shen a, ⇑ , Sida Jiang c, ⇑ , Ying Bao a , Jian ei Sun a a School o Ma e ials Science and Enginee ing, Ha bin Ins i u e o Technology, Ha bin 150001, China b Dp o. Física de la Ma e ia Condensada, ICMS-CSIC, Uni e sidad de Se illa, Se illa 41080, Spain c Space En i onmen Simula ion Resea ch In as uc u e, Ha bin Ins i u e o Technology, Ha bin 150001, China highligh s Nanoc ys alline Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl high-en opy-me allic- glass we e a ained. Cu ie empe a u e is uned by Fe- doping in a wide empe a u e ange o 81–108 K. Magne ic en opy change 7.6– 8.9 J kg 1 K 1 o 5 T we e achie ed. The dual-phase s uc u e wi h T C dis ibu ion enhances he cooling e iciency. g aphical abs ac a icle in o A icle his o y: Recei ed 26 Janua y 2021 Re ised 6 May 2021 Accep ed 10 May 2021 A ailable online 12 May 2021 Keywo ds: Fe-doping Dual-phase mic os uc u e Cooling e iciency Mic owi es Magne ocalo ic e ec abs ac Th ough designing he composi ion and p ocessing app oach, he non-equia omic (Gd 36 Tb 20 Co 20 Al 24 ) 100- x Fe x (x = 0, 1, 2 and 3 a .%) high-en opy-me allic-glass (HE-MG) alloy mic owi es we e success ully ab- ica ed by mel -ex ac ion echnique. The mic os uc u e and magne ocalo ic p ope ies o he mic o- wi es we e sys ema ically in es iga ed. The mic owi es possess unable Cu ie empe a u es, i.e. 81– 108 K, abo e he ypical a e-ea h (RE) con aining HE-MG epo s. The high Cu ie empe a u es a e a ibu ed o he designed composi ion. Magne ocalo ic esponse peak alues o Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl alloy mic owi es ange 7.6–8.9 J kg 1 K 1 (5 T), which a e compa able o hose o many ou - s anding RE-con aining magne ocalo ic HE-MGs. The cha ac e is ics o he mel -ex ac ion me hod, com- bining wi h composi ional e ec s, a o he o ma ion o amo phous and nanoc ys alline phases. The inc ease in he cooling e iciency o mic owi es wi h highe Fe con en can be a ibu ed o he b oad- ening o he Cu ie empe a u e dis ibu ion induced by he composi ion di e ence be ween nanoc ys- alline phase and amo phous ma ix. The designed composi ion and he mel -ex ac ion p ocessing app oach o Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl alloys can une hei Cu ie empe a u es owa ds a empe a u e ange o na u al gas lique ac ion and imp o e hei magne ocalo ic p ope ies. This demons a es ha Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl HE-MG composi e mic owi es ha e g ea po en ial as high-pe o mance mag- ne ic e ige an s. Ó2021 The Au ho (s). Published by Else ie L d. This is an open access a icle unde he CC BY-NC-ND license (h p://c ea i ecommons.o g/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/). h ps://doi.o g/10.1016/j.ma des.2021.109824 0264-1275/Ó2021 The Au ho (s). Published by Else ie L d. This is an open access a icle unde he CC BY-NC-ND license (h p://c ea i ecommons.o g/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/). ⇑ Co esponding au ho s. E-mail add esses: [email p o ec ed] (Y. Huang), [email p o ec ed] (H. Shen), [email p o ec ed] (S. Jiang). Ma e ials & Design 206 (2021) 109824 Con en s lis s a ailable a ScienceDi ec Ma e ials & Design jou nal homepage: www.else ie .com/loca e/ma des 1. In oduc ion Magne ic e ige a ion based on he magne ocalo ic e ec (MCE) o solid s a e ma e ials has been widely conside ed as a p omising candida e o he con en ional gas comp ession- expansion e ige a ion, due o i s excellen cooling e iciency and en i onmen al iendliness [1]. Magne ocalo ic ma e ials (MCMs) exploi he adiaba ic empe a u e change when subjec ed o an applied a ying magne ic ield whe e hey can ac as solid e ige an s. The MCE p ope y can be cha ac e ized by he mag- ne ic en opy change ( D S M ). Typically, he MCE pe o mance can be op imized by wo ways, i.e., i) composi ional design and ii) design o p ocessing app oach. Wi h an app op ia e composi ional design, desi ed phase selec ion could op imize MCE pe o mance and aid he T C unabili y. As an example, MCMs wi h amo phous and nanoc ys alline phases ha e been epo ed showing enhanced cooling e iciency wi h app op i- a ely la ge maximum magne ic en opy change ( D S max M )inan ex ended empe a u e ange [2,3]. These cha ac e is ics ha e g ea po en ial o E icsson cycle e ige a ion [4]. Fo he second app oach o op imize MCE pe o mance, i has been epo ed ha MCMs wi h educed dimensions could acili a e he design o mag- ne ic e ige a o s, especially in hea ans e abili y [5–7]. In pa - icula , MCMs p ocessed in o wi e o ms show g ea sui abili y among o he educed dimensions (such as lamina o pa icles) due o i s high su ace- o- olume a io, supe io mechanical s abil- i y, la ge deg ee o packing, g ea empe a u e span be ween ends, and high p essu e d op [7,8]. Using he mel -ex ac ion echnique, high quali y me allic mic owi es (mic o-size diame e s) can be easily ob ained. As he MCM wi e dimensions educe o mic o- sized diame e s, i can u he os e an inc ease in he cooling load, cooling e iciency o he sys em and p essu e d op o he MCMs [7]. This indica es ha i is o g ea signi icance o s udy MCM mic owi es as his o m can g ea ly acili a e he design o magne ocalo ic e ige a o s. In addi ion, amo phous/nanoc ys- alline dual-phase s uc u e could be de eloped in mel -ex ac ed mic owi es wi hou addi ional pos hea ea men . This is acili- a ed by he g ea cooling a e di e ence be ween he egion in con ac wi h he wheel and he ee su ace o he mel du ing he mel -ex ac ion p ocess, which has been p o en by he p e i- ous wo k o ou g oup [9,10]. High-en opy-alloys (HEAs), as a highly ega ded new class o ma e ials, a e designed wi h mul iple p incipal alloying elemen s o yield high con igu a ional en opy, unlike he adi ional ma e- ials whose designs a e based on one o wo main elemen s. Since HEAs we e i s ly epo ed in 2004 [11,12], hey ha e e ol ed om he i s -gene a ion quina y equimola single-phase amilies o he second-gene a ion HEAs, ex ending composi ions o ou o mo e p incipal componen s in non-mola concen a ions and/o wi h mul i-phases [13]. MCE HEAs mainly ocus on a e-ea h (RE) con- aining high-en opy-me allic-glasses (HE-MGs), which possess ex emely low magne ic hys e esis and excellen MCE p ope ies [14–17]. Analogous o HEAs, MCE RE-con aining HE-MGs also epo an e olu ion end o i s ?second gene a ion composi- ions, s a ing wi h equia omic composi ions (e.g. GdTbDyAl(Fe/ Co/Ni) [16], HoE CoAl(Gd/Dy/Tm) [17]) o non-equia omic compo- si ions (e.g. Gd 36 Y 20 Co 20 Al 24 [15]). Howe e , bo h gene a ions end o exhibi low ansi ion empe a u es, mainly anging <60 K whe e hey exhibi  D S max M alues, ypical o he MCE cha ac e is- ics. Hence, MCE RE-con aining HE-MGs a e s ill a an eme ging s age and i is essen ial o op imize hem wi h unable ansi ion empe a u es, like Cu ie empe a u es (T C ), and ex end o highe empe a u e ange o his new class o magne ocalo ic alloys. Xue e al. [14] designed he qua e na y equimola GdHoCoAl and GdTbCoAl HE-MGs and ound ha T C can be g ea ly uned om 50 K o 73 K when subs i u ing o Tb. In addi ion, he equimola GdTbCoAl HE-MG possesses ou s anding MCE pe o mance:  D S max M o 8.88 J kg 1 K 1 and ela i e cooling powe (RCP)o 577 J kg 1 o l 0 D H= 5 T. One possible way o u he op imize MCE RE-con aining HE-MGs o highe empe a u e ange is Fe- doping, which has been epo ed o e ec i ely inc ease T C and imp o e he MCE p ope ies o Gd-based me allic glasses [18– 20]. Fu he mo e, he hea o mixing ( D H mix AB ), which can a ec he ype o phase o ma ion, is ound o be nega i e al hough small o a om pai s be ween Fe and RE/ ansi ion elemen s: 1, 3 and 1 kJ mol 1 o Fe-Gd, Fe-Tb and Fe-Co, espec i ely [21]. La ge nega i e D H mix AB alues be ween he dopan and main elemen s would a o he glass o ming abili y (GFA) [9,22,23]. The e o e, he esul an small alues o D H mix AB indica e ha designing compo- si ions o GdTbCoAl wi h Fe-doping could enable he o ma ion o dual-phase mic os uc u e consis ing o amo phous and nanoc ys- alline phases. Hence, he pu pose o his pape is o design and p epa e RE- con aining HE-MG composi e mic owi es wi h widely unable T C abo e he ypical limi (<60 K), wi h amo phous and nanoc ys- alline phases and enhanced MCE p ope ies. Fo ha , we selec ed he composi ional design which is ul illed as he second- gene a ion MCE RE-con aining HE-MG wi h mino Fe addi ions: (Gd 36 Tb 20 Co 20 Al 24 ) 100-x Fe x whe e x = 0 o 3 a .%. These alloys we e p ocessed in o mic owi es wi h s uc u e e olu ion om single phase (amo phous phase) o wo phases (amo phous and nanoc ys alline phases), which show unable T C om 81 o 100 K wi h ela i ely la ge MCE p ope ies. The success ul MCE op imiza- ion o hese mic owi es demons a e ha app op ia e composi- ional design and p ocessing echnique can pa e a new pa hway o design and ab ica e high-pe o mance MCMs as well as o he HEA communi y. 2. Expe imen al me hods The mas e alloys wi h nominal composi ions o (Gd 36 Tb 20 Co 20 - Al 24 ) 100-x Fe x (x = 0, 1, 2 and 3 a .%) we e i s ly ab ica ed by a c- mel ing a mix u e o cons i uen elemen s (each wi h pu i y highe han 99.9 w %) unde a Ti-ge e ed high-pu i y A a mosphe e. Acco ding o he Fe addi ion con en s, samples s udied in his wo k a e deno ed he ea e as Fe0, Fe1, Fe2 and Fe3. The alloy ingo s we e e-mel ed a leas i e imes o ensu e chemical homogenei y, ollowed by suc ion cas ing in o a coppe mold o o m cylind ical ods wi h 10 mm in diame e and 50 mm in leng h. Subsequen ly, he alloy mic owi es we e p epa ed by using a mel -ex ac ion acili y wi h a molybdenum (Mo) wheel. The line speed o Mo wheel was 30 m s 1 . The mel -ex ac ion p ocess was unde an A a mosphe e. Fo alloys wi h Fe con en highe han 3 a .%, e.g. 4 and 5 a .%, hei mic owi es could no be p epa ed wi hin he limi s o he mel -ex ac ion equipmen . The de ails can be ound in Supplemen a y In o ma ion Documen and Fig. S1. The su ace mo phology o he mic owi es was examined by a scanning elec on mic oscope (SEM, FEI Quan a 200FEG). Fig. 1(a) shows he smoo h su ace o he Fe3 mic owi es. The mac oscopic iew and he c oss-sec ional SEM image o Fe3 mic owi es a e shown in Fig. S2. The c oss-sec ional SEM image shows ha he diame e o Fe3 mic owi e is ~30 l m. The he mal s abili y o he samples was s udied by di e en ial scanning calo ime e (DSC, Ne zsch STA449F3 Jupi e ) a a hea ing a e o 10 K min 1 . The mic os uc u e and composi ional in o ma ion we e examined by ansmission elec on mic oscope (TEM, FEI Talos F200X) equipped wi h ene gy-dispe si e X- ay spec oscopy (EDS). Tem- pe a u e dependence o magne iza ion (MT) and magne ic ield dependence o magne iza ion (MH) we e measu ed by using a Physical P ope y Measu emen Sys em (PPMS, Quan um Design Dynacool-14 T). Fo a la ge signal o noise a io, a bundle o mic o- H. Yin, J. Law, Y. Huang e al. Ma e ials & Design 206 (2021) 109824 2 wi es we e used o he magne ic measu emen s. The mic owi es we e a anged pa allel o each o he in a non-magne ic polyme ic ubula sample holde wi h 1 mm in inne diame e , 2.5 mm in ou e diame e , and 3 mm in leng h. 3. Resul s and discussion DSC cu es o Fe0, Fe1, Fe2, and Fe3 mic owi es a e p esen ed in Fig. 1(b) and (c). These cu es show he he mophysical pa ame- e s including he glass ansi ion empe a u es (T g ), he onse em- pe a u e o he i s c ys alliza ion peak (T x ), and he liquidus empe a u es (T l ). I is obse ed ha wi h inc easing Fe con en , T g and T l inc ease whe eas T x dec eases. Thei de ailed in o ma ion is summa ized in Table 1, oge he wi h he supe -cooled liquid egion ( D T x =T x T g ) and c =T x /(T g +T l ). D T x and c indica e he he mal s abili y, i.e. esis ance o c ys alliza ion [24,25], and he GFA [26] o he supe cooled liquid, espec i ely. As seen in Table 1, he alues o D T x and c mono onically dec ease wi h inc easing Fe con en , acili a ing he p ecipi a ion o c ys alli es on mic owi es. I should be no ed ha he la ges dec ease o D T x and c akes place be ween Fe1 and Fe2, sugges ing he possibili y o mic os uc u al change be ween hese samples. The GFA is a ec ed by hese pa ame e s: a omic size di e ence (d), he mixing en halpy ( D H mix ) and he mixing en opy ( D S mix ). These a e also widely used o p edic he phase o ma ion in HEAs, including HE-MGs [23,27– 29]. Hence, hese pa ame e s o Fe0, Fe1, Fe2 and Fe3 mic owi es a e calcula ed and lis ed in Table 1. Fo all he s udied mic owi es, hese pa ame e s a e in ag eemen o he c i e ia epo ed o HE- MG (d9, 49  D H mix 5.5 kJ mol 1 and 7  D S mix 16 J K 1 mol 1 )[23]. The au ho s [23] u he epo ha he o ma ion o amo phous phase is a o ed by la ge d, smalle D S mix and mo e nega i e D H mix alues in compa ison wi h solid solu ion phases. In ou case, d alues e ol e e y sligh ly wi h inc easing Fe con en , while he changes o D S mix and D H mix a e ela i ely la ge. The el- a i ely small e ec o Fe-doping on dis o li le help o he a omic packing densi y, which does no aid he enhancemen o GFA. The e olu ions o D S mix and D H mix a e in ag eemen o ha o c . The e- o e, he de e io a ion o he GFA should be asc ibed o he ela- i ely la ge change o D H mix and D S mix induced by Fe-doping. TEM obse a ions we e pe o med in o de o in es iga e he mic os uc u es o Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl mic owi es a he nano-scale. The homogeneous maze-like pa e ns o he high- esolu ion TEM (HRTEM) images in Fig. 2(a) and (b) indica e he ully amo phous s uc u e o Fe0 and Fe1 mic owi es, espec i ely [30]. Thei ully amo phous s uc u es a e also con i med by he a he ain and di used halo ings o he selec ed a ea elec on di ac ion (SAED) pa e ns wi hou any dis inguishable di ac ion spo (see inse s o Fig. 2(a) and (b)). Fig. 2(c) shows he HRTEM, he co esponding as Fou ie ans o m (FFT)-in e se as Fou ie ans o m (IFFT) and SAED images o Fe2 mic owi e. The FFT-IFFT image wi h c ys alline inges, co esponding o he ed dashed squa e ma ked by he numbe 1, indica es he exis ence o nanoc ys alline phase wi h a g ain size o ~3nm[31]. The amo - phous ma ix is con i med by he bo om- igh FFT-IFFT image which shows he comple ely andom a omic a angemen and co - esponds o he ed dashed squa e ma ked by he numbe 2. As shown in he op- igh inse o Fig. 2(c), a ligh c ys alline- ing SAED pa e n can be obse ed besides he s ong halo ing co e- sponding o he amo phous ma ix, con i ming he dual-phase mic os uc u e. The b igh - ield TEM image o he su ace a ea o Fe3 mic owi e is shown in Fig. 2(d). A dual-phase s uc u e can be ob iously obse ed in his image. The p esence o he nanoc ys- als in he amo phous ma ix can be con i med by he co espond- ing SAED esul s wi h he ligh c ys alline di ac ion spo s and s ong halo ing (Fig. 2(e)). The c ys alline di ac ion spo s indica e he nanoc ys alline phase is ace-cen e ed cubic (FCC) s uc u e. The asymme ic spo s can be also obse ed in he SAED esul s. To u he con i m he s uc u e o he nanoc ys alline phase, HRTEM along h ee di e en zone axes we e ob ained, as shown in he op images o Fig. 2( )–(h). The HRTEM images indica e he nanoc ys alline phase wi h an a e age g ain size o ~27 nm. The FFT images co esponding o he ed dashed squa es in he HRTEM images con i m FCC s uc u e o he nanoc ys alline phase [32],as shown in he bo om images o Fig. 2( )–(h). O e all, he single amo phous s uc u es o he Fe0 and Fe1 mic owi es e ol e in o a dual-phase mic os uc u e wi h inc easing Fe-doping, whe e nanoc ys als a e obse ed ( hough a he ew) o Fe2 and Fe3. This is in line wi h he e olu ion o D T x and c . Fo he mic owi es wi hou Fe-doping, he composi ion is e y close o he ideal glass- o ming composi ion acco ding o Lu’s empi ical concep [33]. This composi ion no mally means he bes glass- o ming composi ion o an alloy. Wi h he inc ease o Fe Fig. 1. (a) SEM image o he Fe3 mic owi e, (b) and (c) DSC esul s o he Fe0, Fe1, Fe2 and Fe3 mic owi es. Table 1 The he mophysical pa ame e s o Fe0, Fe1, Fe2 and Fe3 mic owi es. Sample T g (K) T x (K) T l (K) D T x (K) c d D H mix (kJ mol 1 ) D S mix (J K 1 mol 1 ) Fe0 586 638 1064 52 0.386 14.31 34.63 11.25 Fe1 588 637 1065 49 0.385 14.44 34.08 11.61 Fe2 590 624 1155 34 0.357 14.56 33.53 11.84 Fe3 592 622 1162 30 0.354 14.68 32.99 12.02 H. Yin, J. Law, Y. Huang e al. Ma e ials & Design 206 (2021) 109824 3 con en , he he mal s abili y and GFA o Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl mic owi es de e io a e. Du ing he mel -ex ac ion p ocess, he mel su ace can be di ided in o wo egions, i.e., he egion in con- ac wi h he wheel and he ee su ace. The cooling a e o he egion in con ac wi h he wheel eaches a high alue o o e 10 6 Ks 1 , a o ing he o ma ion o amo phous phase. Con a ily, o he ee su ace, he cooling a e is much lowe , acili a ing he o - ma ion o nanoc ys als i he GFA o he alloy is no high enough [9,10]. Due o he de e io a ed GFA and ela i ely low cooling a e a he ee su ace, nanoc ys als could be c ea ed in he case o Fe- con aining GdTbCoAl mic owi es. Two pa ame e s can a o he g ow h o nanoc ys al in he liquid, i.e. he ema kable long- dis ance a omic di usion [34] and he high mobili y o a oms [27,35]. In supe cooled liquids o Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl mic o- wi es, he a omic di usion is kine ically e a ded by he high deg ee o dense andom packing, which is a ibu ed o he ela- i ely la ge absolu e alues o dand D H mix [34,36,37]. The inc eased mel iscosi y o GdTbCoAlFe liquids, which is induced by Fe-doping [37], kine ically es ic s he mobili y o he a oms [35,38]. Acco dingly, he nanoc ys alline phase which exis s in he liquid is e ained in Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl mic owi es. Fig. 3 shows he empe a u e dependence o he ield cooling magne iza ion (M FC ) o Fe0, Fe1, Fe2 and Fe3 mic owi es, mea- su ed unde a ield o 200 Oe. An ex apola ion me hod o he lin- ea pa o he MTcu e is used o con i m he T C, which is he Fig. 2. HRTEM images and co esponding SAED esul s (inse s) o (a) Fe0, (b) Fe1 and (c) Fe2 mic owi es, espec i ely. Co esponding FFT-IFFT esul s o he ed dashed squa es ma ked by numbe s 1 and 2 a e also shown in he inse s o (c). (d) and (e) show he b igh - ield TEM image and he co esponding SAED esul s o Fe3 mic owi e, espec i ely. ( ), (g) and (h) show HRTEM images ( op) and FFT esul s (bo om) co esponding o he ed dashed squa es in HRTEM images o Fe3 mic owi e along h ee di e en zone axes. Fig. 3. Tempe a u e dependence o M FC cu es o Fe0, Fe1, Fe2 and Fe3 mic owi es unde an applied magne ic ield o 200 Oe. Fig. 4. Magne ic en opy changes o Fe0, Fe1, Fe2 and Fe3 mic owi es unde l 0 D H o 2 T (solid symbols) and 5 T (open symbols). H. Yin, J. Law, Y. Huang e al. Ma e ials & Design 206 (2021) 109824 4 in e cep o he ex apola ed line and he empe a u e axis. The T C o he Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl mic owi es inc eases wi h inc eas- ing Fe con en : 81, 94, 100 and 108 K o Fe0, Fe1, Fe2 and Fe3 mic owi es, espec i ely. The a e age inc ease o T C is 9 K pe Fe a .%. The inc eased T C is due o he s ong exchange in e ac ions o RE-Fe and Fe-Fe pai s [39,40]. The - D S M as a unc ion o he empe a u e o Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl mic owi es unde l 0 D H= 2 and 5 T a e plo ed in Fig. 4. Fo bo h ield changes,  D S max M mono onically dec eases whe eas hei co esponding peak empe a u es inc ease wi h inc easing Fe con en . Fo  D S max M , i dec eases om 8.9 o 7.6 J kg 1 K 1 unde l 0 D H= 5 T o Fe0 o Fe3 as shown in Fig. 5 (a). The a e age educ ion o  D S max M is 0.43 J kg 1 K 1 pe Fe a . %. This small educ ion in  D S max M wi h inc easing Fe con en is a ibu ed o he eplacemen o he RE-elemen s wi h high mag- ne ic momen s by Fe. TEC(10) is he empe a u e a e aged - D S M ecen ly p oposed by G i i h e al. [41], which e e s o he maximum a e age o - D S M o e a 10 K empe a u e span. I is ega ded as an al e na i e igu e me i o e alua ing MCE ma e ials. I can a oid a i icially la ge alues o e ige an capaci y o MCMs in he cases o exhibi ing shallow and wide peaks. TEC(10) can be calcula ed as ollows [41]: TECð10Þ¼ 1 10max Z T mid þ5 T mid 5 S M ðTÞdT () ð2Þ whe e T mid is chosen by sweeping o e he  D S M (T) cu e o ob ain maximum alue o TEC(10) a he empe a u e span o 10 K. In he Fig. 5. The Fe con en dependence o (a)  D S max M and FWHM, (b) TEC(10), TEC (app ox.) ,RC and RCP o l 0 D H=5T. Fig. 6. A o plo s o (a) Fe0, (b) Fe1, (c) Fe2 and (d) Fe3 mic owi es. H. Yin, J. Law, Y. Huang e al. Ma e ials & Design 206 (2021) 109824 5 case ha he a ailable da a o he  D S M (T) cu es a e limi ed (e.g. li e a u e da a), his exp ession can be app oxima ed as ollows [42]: TEC ðapp ox:Þ  D S M ðT peak 5Þþ D S M ðT peak Þþ D S M ðT peak þ5Þ  3ð3Þ The TEC(10) and app oxima e alue o TEC(10), TEC (app ox.) , dec ease wi h inc easing Fe con en , as shown in Fig. 5(b). The sim- ila i y o bo h alues shows he alidi y o he app oxima ion. They a e in he ange o  D S max M alues, con i ming he ela i ely b oad peaks o  D S M (T) cu es o Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl mic owi es. Fo alloys wi h ela i ely high  D S max M , e ige a ion capaci y (RC) and RCP a e usually employed o e alua e cooling e iciency, and a e calcula ed by using he ollowing o mulas [43–45]: RCP ¼ D S max M dT FWHM ¼ D S max M ðT 2 T 1 Þð4Þ RC ¼Z T 2 T 1 D S M ðTÞdTð5Þ whe e T 1 and T 2 ep esen he endpoin s o ull-wid h a hal - maximum (FWHM, i.e. wo king empe a u e ange) o  D S M (T) cu es. Fig. 5(a) shows FWHM o  D S M (T) cu es. The esul s show ha FWHM inc eases wi h inc easing Fe con en . Al hough a single ma e ial in a e ige a o de ice will no ope a e in such b oad em- pe a u e span, he la ge  D S M exis ing in such b oad empe a u e ange will acili a e he ope a ion o he ma e ials in he empe a- u e anges wi hin he FWHM. The esul s o RCP and RC o Fe- con aining GdTbCoAl mic owi es a e shown in Fig. 5(b) o l 0 D H=5T.RCP and RC inc ease wi h he inc ease o Fe con en due o he enla ged FWHM o  D S M (T) cu es. The alues o RCP and RC inc ease o 684 J kg 1 and 520 J kg 1 , espec i ely, o Fe3 mic owi es unde l 0 D H=5 T. The inc ease o FWHM could be asc ibed o he appea ance o nanoc ys als. To de e mine he o de o magne ic phase ansi ion o he s udied mic owi es, wo me hods we e used: 1) A o plo s (M 2 s. H/M) and 2) he quan i a i e c i e ion based on he magne ic ield dependence o MCE [46].Fig. 6 shows he A o plo s o all s udied mic owi es. All he cu es show posi i e angen slopes o he whole measu emen empe a u e ange, indica ing second-o de o phase ansi ion (SOPT) o all he s udied mic o- wi es acco ding o Bane jee’s c i e ion [47]. Fo he nex me hod, he exponen o he magne ic ield dependence o MCE, ep e- sen ed as n, is calcula ed and analyzed. The ela ionship be ween  D S M and l 0 D H ollows a powe law [48]:  D S M / l 0 D H n ð6Þ whe e nis a local exponen ha depends on bo h magne ic ield and empe a u e. The local calcula ion o ob aining nis: n¼dln D S M jj dln l 0 D Hð7Þ The empe a u e dependence o he calcula ed nis shown in Fig. 7(a), which shows he ypical beha io o SOPT ma e ials in he absence o o e shoo o nla ge han 2. This ag ees well wi h he obse a ions o Fig. 6. Usually, mul iple phases would appea as sepa a ed peaks in he  D S M (T) cu es unless he phase ansi- ion empe a u es a e a he close o he ac ions o he addi ional phase a e oo low. In such cases, he n(T) da a can be used o ana- lyzing he exis ence o addi ional phase ansi ions [48] whe e he exis ence o mul iple phases would show addi ional minima in n (T). This is no he case in Fig. 7(a) whe e no addi ional minimum is obse ed despi e Fe2 and Fe3 a e ound wi h dual-phase mic os uc u e. Fig. 7(b) p esen s he wid hs o n(T) cu es as a unc ion o Fe con en . The wid hs a e ob ained a n= 0.85, as shown in he inse o Fig. 7(b). The signi ican inc ease o he wid h is obse ed o he Fe3, in ag eemen o he wides FWHM and la - ges nanoc ys al ac ion o Fe3 mic owi es. The absence o addi- ional ea u es bo h in n(T) and  D S M (T) cu es could be ela ed o p oximi y o he T C o wo phases o he low ac ion o nanoc ys alline phase. The composi ional di e ences be ween nanoc ys alline phase and amo phous ma ix (see Fig. S3 and Fig. 7. (a) The empe a u e dependence o he exponen n. (b) Fe con en dependence o he wid h o n, wi h inse showing how he wid h o nwas ob ained. Bo h g aphs a e unde l 0 D H=5T. Fig. 8. MCE pe o mance o RE-con aining HE-MGs o l 0 D H=5 T. Da a o he li e a u e a e collec ed om Re s. [14,15,49–51]. H. Yin, J. Law, Y. Huang e al. Ma e ials & Design 206 (2021) 109824 6 Table S1) lead o a b oad T C dis ibu ion, b oadening he FWHM. The wide FWHM coun e ac s he small  D S max M educ ion and he e o e inc eases he cooling e iciency. Fig. 8 shows he ansi ion empe a u e dependence o  D S max M o ou s udied mic owi es in compa ison wi h hose o non- equia omic RE-con aining HE-MGs and equia omic GdTbCoAl HE- MG. I is obse ed ha ou HE-MG alloy mic owi es exhibi a wide ange o ansi ion empe a u es beyond he ypical limi , <60 K. Fu he mo e,  D S max M is main ained in a ela i ely la ge alue ange as compa ed wi h hose o o he epo ed non-equia omic RE- con aining HE-MGs and equia omic GdTbCoAl HE-MG. This demons a es ha Fe-con aining GdTbCoAl HE-MG composi e mic owi es ha e g ea applica ion p ospec s as high-pe o mance magne ic e ige an s. 4. Conclusion Wi h mino Fe addi ions, (Gd 36 Tb 24 Co 20 Al 20 ) 100-x Fe x (x = 0, 1, 2 and 3 a .%) high-en opy-alloy mic owi es enabled unable Cu ie empe a u es up o 108 K, which is beyond he ypical limi o RE-con aining magne ocalo ic HEAs (<60 K). The T C inc eases a an a e age a e o 9 K pe Fe a .%, asc ibed o he s ong exchange in e ac ions o RE-Fe and Fe-Fe pai s. Fu he mo e, he Fe addi ions acili a e he o ma ion o amo phous/nanoc ys alline dual-phase s uc u e ha leads o inc eased cooling e iciency, keeping ela- i ely la ge  D S max M alues (7.6–8.9 J kg 1 K 1 o 5 T) in an ex ended wo king empe a u e span. Compa ed o epo ed p omising magne ocalo ic HEAs, hese mic owi es exhibi compa- able MCE p ope ies ye a much highe wo king empe a u es. The la ge MCE pe o mance enhanced by he app op ia e composi- ional design and p ocessing echnique opens ano he di ec ion o op imizing HEAs as high-pe o mance MCMs. Decla a ion o Compe ing In e es The au ho s decla e ha hey ha e no known compe ing inan- cial in e es s o pe sonal ela ionships ha could ha e appea ed o in luence he wo k epo ed in his pape . Acknowledgmen s The au ho s would like o acknowledge he inancial suppo om he Na ional Na u al Science Founda ion o China unde G an Nos. 51871076, 51671070, 51801044, and 51827801, and he 66 h China Pos doc o al Science Founda ion unde G an No. 2019M661275. 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