Strain localization in the Alloy 718 Ni-based superalloy: From room temperature to 650 °C
Strain localization in the Alloy 718 Ni-based superalloy: From room temperature to 650 °C
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10.1016/j.actamat.2024.119759
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2024-02
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9.4
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D. Texier;J. Milanese;Malo Jullien;J. Genée;J. Passieux;Didier Bardel;Eric Andrieu;M. Legros;J. Stinville
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D. Texier;J. Milanese;Malo Jullien;J. Genée;J. Passieux;Didier Bardel;Eric Andrieu;M. Legros;J. Stinville
Irreversible deformation in relation to the microstructure was investigated for a polycrystalline Ni-based superalloy (Alloy 718) from room temperature to 650° C using high-resolution digital image correlation (HR-DIC) techniques. Interrupted tensile tests were performed under a protective atmosphere to ensure the stability of the speckle pattern to track kinematics fields from surface analyses. In-plane strain localization was captured using HR-DIC on scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images. A statistical analysis of different strain localization events in relation to the microstructural features was conducted, ie, intragranular slip localization, slip localization parallel to and near Σ 3-twin boundaries (Σ 3-TB), and grain boundary sliding (GBS). Alloy 718 exhibited slip localization at room temperature and 350° C. Intense strain localization develops parallel and in the vicinity of Σ 3-TB from the onset of the microplasticity. Few intense slip stimulated-grain boundary sliding events were found due to slip localization on both grains adjacent to the grain boundary. At 650° C, Alloy 718 experienced grain boundary sliding at the onset of the yield without particular slip localization in adjacent grains. At lower temperatures, strain localization parallel to and near Σ 3-TB was intense, and intragranular slip localization intensified with increasing macroscopic deformation. Particular microstructural configurations were found at 650° C leading to premature damage:(i) sub-surface cavitation at grain boundaries, and (ii) grain boundary cracking due to intense shearing near a Σ 3-TB.