Development of Widmansttten laths in a near- ? TiAl alloy

Development of Widmansttten laths in a near- ? TiAl alloy
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DOI:
10.1016/j.actamat.2005.04.007
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发表时间:
2005-08
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影响因子:
9.4
通讯作者:
S. Dey;A. Hazotte;E. Bouzy;Satoko Naka
S. Dey;A. Hazotte;E. Bouzy;Satoko Naka
中科院分区:
材料科学1区
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作者:
S. Dey;A. Hazotte;E. Bouzy;Satoko Naka

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Microstructures composed of Widmanstätten laths embedded in lamellar colonies were obtained by moderate rapid cooling of a quaternary near-γ TiAl alloy, Ti–46.8Al–1.7Cr–1.8Nb (at.%). The morphological and crystallographic features of these microstructures were characterized using SEM (with EBSD) and TEM. Identification of different γ variants was done using an original approach based on automatic analysis of Kikuchi patterns obtained by TEM in convergent beam mode. Widmanstätten laths systematically show misorientations of ∼65° around the axis 〈11¯00〉α2with respect to the embedding lamellar structure. The inner structure shows similarities with the lamellar structures, i.e., multi-platelet structure with Blackburn relationship between γ and α2phases and {111}γhabit planes. It also presents strong differences in terms of lamellae fineness and the amount and morphology of α2phase. Moreover, the Widmanstätten laths contain a lot of internal structure defects. From the results presented, and taking into account that the 65° misorientation between the Widmanstätten laths and the lamellar structures is associated with a twinning system of the hexagonal phase ({112¯2}〈1¯1¯23〉), we suggest a new transformation mechanism for the development of Widmanstätten laths during cooling.