Qinghai Pan , Xinbao Zhao , Wanshun Xia , Quanzhao Yue , Yang Song , Yuefeng Gu , Ze Zhang
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Abstract
The guarantee of microstructure stability of a Ru-containing Ni-based single crystal superalloys (Ni-SXs) is key for prolonging the service life. As a potential substitute for Ru, the effects of Co on microstructures stability of a 4th generation Ni-SXs, including the precipitation of topologically close-packed (TCP) phases, coarsening of γ′ phase and surface oxidation after heat exposure at 1100 °C, are studied. The results show that Co has dual effects on the precipitation of TCP phases. It is inhibited inside Ni-SXs due to the decrease of concentration in Re, Cr, Mo, and Co in γ matrix. But the inhibition is alleviated to precipitate TCP phase in near-surface microstructures of the Ni-SXs containing 9 wt% Co after consumption of Co addition by the oxide. Therefore, a small amount of TCP phases precipitates in advance at the near-surface of the Ni-SXs. The increase of Co3O4 and NiCo2O4 with Co addition destroys the barrier of the continuous oxidation layer and goes against oxidation resistance. On the contrary, the increase of Co decelerates the coarsening of γ′ phase at internal Ni-SXs, which is conducive to microstructures stability.
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