Microstructure and properties of β-NiAl and its eutectic alloy with Cr and Mo additions

NiAl-0.3Ru and NiAl-30Cr-4Mo alloys were fabricated by arc melting method and then annealed at 1 423 K for 12 h. It has been revealed that NiAl-0.3Ru was in a single-phase with large grain size and NiAl-30Cr-4Mo consisted of multiple eutectic cells. Each cell consisted of alternating plates NiAl and...

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Published inTransactions of Nonferrous Metals Society of China Vol. 16; no. A03; pp. 2046 - 2049
Main Author 张志刚 刘先斌 宫声凯 徐惠彬
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published School of Materials Science and Engineering, Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Beijing 100083, China 01.12.2006
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Summary:NiAl-0.3Ru and NiAl-30Cr-4Mo alloys were fabricated by arc melting method and then annealed at 1 423 K for 12 h. It has been revealed that NiAl-0.3Ru was in a single-phase with large grain size and NiAl-30Cr-4Mo consisted of multiple eutectic cells. Each cell consisted of alternating plates NiAl and Cr(Mo). The compressive properties including the brittle-ductile transition temperature (BDTT) were tested. NiAl-0.3Ru and NiAl-30Cr-4Mo fractured with a little plastic deformation after yielding below the BDTT, and almost no fracture was found after large deformation up to 60% above the BDTT. Fractograph showed that at the room temperature, the fracture in NiAl-0.3Ru was intergranular and the NiAl-30Cr-4Mo in transgranular along the interface between fiNiAl and Cr (Mo). The compressive properties of NiAl were obviously improved by eutectic alloying with Mo and Cr additions.
Bibliography:β-nickel aluminide
brittleness
TG146.15
ductility
43-1239/TG
eutectic alloy
compressive properties
fracture morphology
β-nickel aluminide; eutectic alloy; compressive properties; brittleness; ductility; fracture morphology
ISSN:1003-6326