Formation of sigma-phase in alloy KhN65VMTYu
Conclusions Formation of σ-phase in high-temperature alloy KhN65VMTYu is governed to a considerable degree by its chemical composition.Calculation of the chemical composition by the Phacomp method makes it possible to predict quite accurately the probability of σ-phase formation from the number of e...
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Conclusions Formation of σ-phase in high-temperature alloy KhN65VMTYu is governed to a considerable degree by its chemical composition.Calculation of the chemical composition by the Phacomp method makes it possible to predict quite accurately the probability of σ-phase formation from the number of electron vacancies ($ N_{v} $). For alloy KhN65VMTYu without iron and with 1–2% Fe, formation of σ-phase occurs with $ N_{v} $≥2.30 and 2.20 respectively.The σ-phase in alloy KhN65VMTYu has an acicular structure. No differences in σ-phase morphology were detected in cast, extruded, and forged metal.There is most intense sigmatization in cast metal having a high degree of inhomogeneity. As structural homogeneity increases for the metal (cast → extruded → forget) the intensity of σ-phase formation decreases. © Plenum Publishing Corporation 1987 |
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Conclusions Formation of σ-phase in high-temperature alloy KhN65VMTYu is governed to a considerable degree by its chemical composition.Calculation of the chemical composition by the Phacomp method makes it possible to predict quite accurately the probability of σ-phase formation from the number of electron vacancies ($ N_{v} $). For alloy KhN65VMTYu without iron and with 1–2% Fe, formation of σ-phase occurs with $ N_{v} $≥2.30 and 2.20 respectively.The σ-phase in alloy KhN65VMTYu has an acicular structure. No differences in σ-phase morphology were detected in cast, extruded, and forged metal.There is most intense sigmatization in cast metal having a high degree of inhomogeneity. As structural homogeneity increases for the metal (cast → extruded → forget) the intensity of σ-phase formation decreases. © Plenum Publishing Corporation 1987 |
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