The boron effect on the superplastic deformation of Ni3(Si,Ti) alloys
The boron effect on the superplastic deformation of Ni3(Si,Ti) alloys
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硼对Ni3(Si,Ti)合金超塑性变形的影响
DOI:
10.1016/0956-716x(91)90243-t
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发表时间:
1991
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通讯作者:
S. Hanada
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作者:
T. Takasugi;S. Rikukawa;S. Hanada
This paper reports that the addition of a small amount of boron is beneficial to room temperature ductility of Li{sub 2}-type Ni{sub 3}Al ordered intermetallics which were inherently brittle. This beneficial effect was attributed to boron segregation to grain boundaries by which its brittle intergranular fracture was suppressed. It was recently found that boron-doped Ni{sub 3}Al alloys exhibited large high temperature tensile ductility, i.e. the superplasticity when these alloys were tested in a relatively fine grain size and at an appropriate strain rate. However, this fact does not always mean that the addition of boron is beneficial also to high temperature ductility of this alloy. Here, the effect of the addition of boron into Ni{sub 3}Al alloys was that a sufficient amount of strain energy was stored by cold working and thereby fine grain microstructure resulting in the superplasticity was obtained by successive recrystallization. The boron effect on the superplastic deformation may be clarified only when high temperature tensile ductility of boron-doped material is compared with that of boron-undoped material.