A microscopy study of nickel-based superalloys performance in type I hot corrosion conditions

IF 1 4区材料科学 Q4 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Materials at High Temperatures Pub Date : 2023-03-10 DOI:10.1080/09603409.2023.2188355

Manon Waeytens, A. Syed, Tracey Roberts, F. D. Martinez, S. Gray, J. Nicholls

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Alloy material selection for sustainable, efficient, and cost-effective use in components is a key requirement for both power generation and aerospace sectors. Superalloys are manufactured using a combination of different elements, selected carefully to balance mechanical performance and environmental resistance to be used in a variety of different service conditions. Therefore, a fundamental understanding of each element is critical to alloy design. In this paper, the interaction of alloy chemistry, particularly chromium as a corrosion-resistant element along with titanium and molybdenum, and their effect on alloys performance for the relevant gas turbine industries were discussed. Based on the findings, the single-crystal alloy is found to be a better corrosion resistant alloy exhibited higher corrosion resistance in comparison to polycrystal alloys and proved that microstructure has a significant impact on alloy performance. This study also established that molybdenum level in chromia former alloys can significantly enhance the corrosion damage.

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镍基高温合金在I型热腐蚀条件下性能的显微研究

选择可持续、高效、低成本的合金材料是发电和航空航天领域的关键要求。高温合金是使用不同元素的组合制造的，经过精心挑选，以平衡机械性能和环境阻力，以便在各种不同的使用条件下使用。因此，对每个元素的基本理解对合金设计至关重要。本文讨论了合金化学，特别是作为耐腐蚀元素的铬与钛、钼的相互作用，以及它们对相关燃气轮机行业合金性能的影响。结果表明，与多晶合金相比，单晶合金是一种更好的耐腐蚀合金，具有更高的耐腐蚀性能，并证明了微观组织对合金性能有显著影响。研究还表明，钼含量对原铬合金的腐蚀损伤有显著的促进作用。

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Materials at High Temperatures 工程技术-材料科学：综合

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1.90

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15.40%

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>12 weeks

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