Development of Ni-Base Superalloy with Operating Temperature up to 800°C for Gas Turbine Disks

Bakradze, M.M.; Ovsepyan, S. V.; Buiakina, A.A.; Lomberg, B. S.

doi:10.1134/s2075113318060035

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“…The requirement for higher temperature materials with superior performance is more stringent due to more and more complex and harsh service environment with the rapid development in the fields of aerospace, aircraft, nuclear reactors, transportation, chemistry, and other fields. For example, at present, nickel-based superalloy is prevailingly used [1], but it is approaching the limits for improving operating temperature of turbine disk due to approaching design limits of alloy composition and serious difficulty to the manufacture of highly alloyed forgings [2,3]. This is also true to those cast superalloys for turbine blades or vanes.…”

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Research Progress of Refractory High Entropy Alloys: A Review

Xie

Liu

et al. 2022

Chin. J. Mech. Eng.

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Owing to superior comprehensive performance than conventional superalloys at high temperature, refractory high entropy alloy (RHEA) is becoming a promising candidate for the next generation high-temperature material. Herein, contemporary aspects of corresponding development of RHEAs are reviewed to discuss various factors affecting the organization structure and service performance. It mainly covers alloying system and strengthening mechanism, the preparation method, plastic deformation and the related mechanism, as well as microstructure control by heat treatment. Firstly, the alloy systems and strengthening mechanism are introduced. This is followed by different preparation methods and the comparison of strengths and shortcomings based on different RHEAs. Then, hot deformation behavior and plastic deformation under different loadings are analyzed. Based on this, the influence of heat treatment on microstructures prior to and after the deformation is further summarized. Finally, some important research areas to be carried out in future are pointed out. This review will give a deep understanding of the effects of different factors on the service performance and provide scientific guide in designing RHEAs with improved performance.

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confidence: 99%