Effect of strain rate and environment on the mechanical properties of the Ni–19Si–3Nb–0.15B–0.1C intermetallic alloy at high temperatures
Abstract The effect of strain rate and environment on the mechanical behavior at different temperatures of the Ni–19Si–3Nb–0.15B–0.1C alloy is investigated by atmosphere-controlled tensile testing under various conditions at different strain rates and different temperatures). The results reveal that...
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