Xun Wang , Lianyong Xu , Bianyang Wu , Lei Zhao , Yongdian Han , Quanwei Sun
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Abstract
To quantify the effect of different heat treatment strategies (HTS) on the creep performance (CP) of additive manufactured (AM) Nickel-based GH3536, small punch creep (SPC) tests were employed. The microstructure characteristics after heat treatment (HT) were observed, and the surface defect characteristics of SPC specimens were visualized and parameterized. The sensitivity of HTS parameters to microstructure characteristics and defect characteristics was analyzed by various mathematical and statistical methods. SPC stresses and damage were analyzed for AM GH3536 alloy, and creep deformation modeling based on mean grain size (MGS) was conducted. The results of the Norton creep (NC) model, the Larson-Miller (LM) model, the mechanical work (MW) model, and the modified Monkman - Grant (MMG) model for predicting the SPC creep life of AM GH3536 containing defects were comparatively examined. The HTS-microstructure/defects-creep life prediction model was established by linking the HTS, microstructure characteristics and defect characteristics parameters, showing good prediction accuracy and realizing the prediction of SPC life of defective-containing AM alloys.
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