The surface of an L1 0 -type TiAl base alloy has been modified by coating it with an L1 2 -phase (AlMn) 3 Ti(V) using a pack-cementation method in a temperature range of 1273-1473 K and with a treatment time of 18-72 ks. The structural morphology and composition distribution in the coat and substrate were analyzed by EPMA and XRD to examine the factors that control the thickness of the coat. Two-phase equilibrium was confirmed between the L1 0 -phase substrate and the L1 2 -phase coat at each temperature tested. Aluminum particulates, 1-2 mm in diameter, were observed inside the coat and were confirmed to be related to the experimental condition and to the increase in coat thickness. The coat is 35 mm thick at temperature range of 1373-1473 K, while at the temperature range of 1273-1323 K the thickness is 11-12 mm. The temperature dependence of coating layer is different from that was reported previously. The results are then discussed from facts basically revealed in this experiment and/or based on information about the phase equilibrium between L1 0 and L1 2 .
The surface of an L1 0 type TiAl base alloy has been modified by coating it with an L1 2 phase (AlMn) 3 Ti(V) using a pack cementation method in a temperature range of 1273 1473 K and with a treatment time of 18 72 ks. The structural morphology and composition distribution in the coat and substrate were analyzed by EPMA and XRD to examine the factors that control the thickness of the coat. Two phase equilibrium was confirmed between the L1 0 phase substrate and the L1 2 phase coat at each temperature tested. Aluminum particulates, 1 2 mm in diameter, were observed inside the coat and were confirmed to be related to the experimental condition and to the increase in coat thickness. The coat is 35 mm thick at temperature range of 1373 1473 K, while at the temperature range of 1273 1323 K the thickness is 11 12 mm. The temperature dependence of coating layer is different from that was reported previously. The results are then discussed from facts basically revealed in this experiment and/or based on information about the phase equilibrium between L1 0 and L1 2 .
scite is a Brooklyn-based organization that helps researchers better discover and understand research articles through Smart Citations–citations that display the context of the citation and describe whether the article provides supporting or contrasting evidence. scite is used by students and researchers from around the world and is funded in part by the National Science Foundation and the National Institute on Drug Abuse of the National Institutes of Health.