Congjiang Zhang , Yilin Zhou , Chen Shen , Weili Ren , Xiaotan Yuan , Biao Ding , Haibiao Lu , Zuosheng Lei , Yunbo Zhong , Ang Zhang
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The primary dendrite spacing (PDS) and segregation of directionally solidified single crystal (SC) superalloy under the longitudinal magnetic field (LMF) were investigated based on the analysis of the whole cross-sectional microstructure at different solidification distances. The results show that the PDS under the LMF remains basically unchanged at different solidification distances, and it is greater than that under no LMF. With the increase of magnetic field intensity, the PDS increases and the macrosegregation decreases. The increasing PDS and reducing segregation under the LMF can be attributed to the increase of solute boundary layer, which expands the non-equilibrium freezing temperature range and brings the effective partition coefficient closer to 1. The increase of the solute enrichment layer thickness could be caused by the downward secondary circulation generated by the thermoelectric magnetic convection (TEMC) near the interface, which drives the migration of solutes towards the interdendritic region. This work not only clarifies the mechanism of LMF controlling PDS and reducing segregation by TEMC, but also provides theoretical guidance for producing high-quality SC superalloys using magnetic fields.
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