Influence of gibbosity on recrystallization behavior of single crystal blade casting
Influence of gibbosity on recrystallization behavior of single crystal blade casting
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2018.04.036
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发表时间:
2018-09
影响因子:
6.3
通讯作者:
Run-nan Wang;Qingyan Xu;Xianglin Su;Zhonglin Li;Baicheng Liu
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作者:
Run-nan Wang;Qingyan Xu;Xianglin Su;Zhonglin Li;Baicheng Liu
Recrystallization (RX) defects formed in the gibbosities induced by platinum chaplet pins were studied by experiments and simulations for single crystal (SX) blade castings. Recrystallization occurs in 39 of the 80 gibbosities and can penetrate more than 250 μm into the SX blade. The RX occurrence ratios for the gibbosities in the upper, middle and lower positions of the blade are 83%, 50%, and 8% respectively, indicating a strong sensitivity of RX to the location height of the gibbosity. The microstructure is SX without the presence of micro misoriented grains in the cross-section of gibbosity of as-cast sample. Secondary carbide particles are found at the interface between the RX and SX grains. A composite image of backscattered electron (BE) and electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) shows that the migration of the RX interface is hindered by coarse eutectic particles. A thermal elastoplastic model that considers the anisotropic mechanical properties of SX superalloys and is coupled with a finite-element method (FEM) was utilized to predict the deformation behavior during directional solidification. The FEM results reveal that the equivalent plastic strain (PEEQ) tends to concentrate in the gibbosities, and this gives a reasonable and reliable explanation for RX formation.