Superalloy

Solvus

Solidus

Pipeline (software)

Data mining

Liquidus

Composite material

Metallurgy

Materials science

Programming language

Alloy

Computer science

Microstructure

npj Computational Materials

Data provides a foundation for machine learning, which has accelerated data-driven materials design. The scientific literature contains a large amount of high-quality, reliable data, and automatically extracting data from the literature continues to be a challenge. We propose a natural language processing pipeline to capture both chemical composition and property data that allows analysis and prediction of superalloys. Within 3 h, 2531 records with both composition and property are extracted from 14,425 articles, covering γ ′ solvus temperature, density, solidus, and liquidus temperatures. A data-driven model for γ ′ solvus temperature is built to predict unexplored Co-based superalloys with high γ ′ solvus temperatures within a relative error of 0.81%. We test the predictions via synthesis and characterization of three alloys. A web-based toolkit as an online open-source platform is provided and expected to serve as the basis for a general method to search for targeted materials using data extracted from the literature.

Automated pipeline for superalloy data by text mining