Effect of processing and Microalloying Elements on the Thermal Stability of Cr-Cr 3 Si and NiAl-Mo eutectic alloys
Effect of processing and Microalloying Elements on the Thermal Stability of Cr-Cr 3 Si and NiAl-Mo eutectic alloys
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加工和微合金元素对Cr-Cr 3 Si和NiAl-Mo共晶合金热稳定性的影响
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2006
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E. George
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A. Gali;H. Bei;E. George
The thermal stability of multiphase intermetallics at temperatures to 1400 C was investigated by studying two model eutectic systems: Cr-Cr{sub 3}Si having a lamellar microstructure and NiAl-Mo having a fibrous microstructure. In drop cast Cr-Cr{sub 3}Si, coarsening was found to be interface controlled. The coarsening rate could be reduced by microalloying with Ce and Re, two elements which were chosen because they were expected to segregate to the Cr-Cr{sub 3}Si interfaces and decrease their energies. Similarly, directional solidification, which is also expected to lower the Cr-Cr{sub 3}Si interfacial energy, was found to dramatically decrease the coarsening rate. In the case of NiAl-Mo, coarsening was found to occur by fault migration and annihilation. Microalloying with B was found to significantly decrease the coarsening rate. The fiber density in the B-doped alloy was smaller than in the undoped alloy, suggesting that B affects the coarsening rate by lowering the fault density.