Fracture-resistant ultralloys for space-power applications: Normal-spectral-emissivity and electron-emission studies of tungsten, rhenium, hafnium-carbide alloys at elevated temperatures
Fracture-resistant ultralloys for space-power applications: Normal-spectral-emissivity and electron-emission studies of tungsten, rhenium, hafnium-carbide alloys at elevated temperatures
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用于空间能源应用的抗断裂超合金:钨、铼、碳化铪合金在高温下的法向光谱发射率和电子发射研究
DOI:
10.1016/0013-7944(90)90133-2
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发表时间:
1990
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
James F. Morris
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作者:
B. Tsao;D. Tang;D. Jacobson;James F. Morris
A series in this journal on high-temperature properties of “fracture-resistant ultralloys for space-power systems” preceded the present paper: the antecedent publications covered tungsten (W), rhenium (Re) alloys with and without thoria (ThO 2)(W, 23Re; W, 27Re; W, 30Re and W, 30Re, 1ThO 2). This paper reports radiative and thermionic effects of hafnium carbide (HfC) and Re variation in W alloys: normal spectral emissivity (ϵ λ) is used in pyrometry to determine the true temperature of a surface. Effective work function (φ e) is an important consideration in the selection of the electrode materials for high-temperature thermionic energy converters in space-power applications. The ε 0.535 μ, ϵ 0.65 μ and φ e trends of W, Re, 0.35 HfC with 5–20% Re were measured in the range of 1700–2500K. The results indicate that ϵ λ decreases with increasing temperatures and Re contents. The presence of HfC produced higher ϵ λ values than those of sintered materials with comparable W, Re alloy contents. The results also indicate that φ e increases with rhenium contents. This can be explained as growth of the potential barrier at the metal, vacuum boundary associated with a volume effect—the decrease in the lattice constant of W.
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发表时间:
2007
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作者:
A.I.Volokitin;B.N.J.Perssion;H.Ueba;H. Ueba;H. Ueba;H. Ueba
通讯作者:
H. Ueba