Service Limitations for Oxidation Resistant Intermetallic Compounds
Service Limitations for Oxidation Resistant Intermetallic Compounds
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抗氧化金属间化合物的使用限制
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1994
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D. Hull
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J. Smialek;J. Nesbitt;W. Brindley;M. Brady;J. Doychak;R. Dickerson;D. Hull
Oxidation resistant intermetallic compounds based on NiAl, TiAl, and MoSi{sub 2} are of interest for high temperature applications. Each system exhibits different life-limiting degradation modes due to oxidation. {beta}-NiAl forms protective {alpha}-Al{sub 2}O scales. Breakdown follows well-established diffusion controlled processes resulting in survival for thousands of hours. The effect of thermal cycling and spalling is well established. Ti{sub 3}Al and TiAl compounds form less protective mixed TiO{sub 2} and Al{sub 2}O{sub 3} scales. However at realistic use temperatures (600--800 C), scale growth rates are acceptably low. The critical factor is embrittlement due to interstitial oxygen diffusion over a matter of hours. Solutions based on alloy development and coatings have not been satisfactory. MoSi{sub 2} materials exhibit very low oxidation rates at very high temperatures. However, low temperature (500 C) pest oxidation can be a catastrophic transient effect. Material integrity is a key factor. Fracture occurs because of accelerated growth of non-protective mixed MoO{sub 2}-SiO{sub 2} scales in pores and microcracks.