Oxidation behavior of a Ni3Al PM alloy

Oxidation behavior of a Ni3Al PM alloy
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01675266
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发表时间:
1997-08
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
P. Pérez;J. L. González-carrasco;P. Adeva
P. Pérez;J. L. González-carrasco;P. Adeva
中科院分区:
材料科学3区
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作者:
P. Pérez;J. L. González-carrasco;P. Adeva

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The oxidation behavior of a Ni3Al powder-metallurgical (PM) alloy doped with boron was investigated by means of discontinuous isothermal tests in the temperature range of 535° to 1020°C for exposures of up to 150 hr. The oxidation kinetics were characterized by a sharp decrease in the oxidation rate at about 730°C which is associated with a change in the oxidation mechanism. Below 730°C, the scale exhibited an outer NiO layer and an internal-oxidation zone consisting of a fine dispersion of alumina in a diluted Ni-Al solid solution. Between these two layers a very thin layer of nickel could be observed. Above 730°C, a three-layered scale was observed consisting of an outer NiO layer, an intermediate layer that depending on temperature consisted of a mixture of nickel and aluminum oxides or NiAl2O4, and an inner layer of Al2O3, which accounts for the higher oxidation resistance. Oxidation at the higher temperatures resulted in extensive void formation at the scale/metal interface which led to poorly adherent scales. It is worth noting that at the early oxidation stage the scale was characterized by planar interfaces. Roughening of the air/scale and, specially, the scale/metal interfaces after long exposures at the low-temperature range or after short times at higher temperatures could be related to the formation of the inner Al2O3layer at the grain boundaries which favor oxygen penetration through the grain interior.