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On the creep resistance in cast Ni-base superalloys

  • C. Yuan EMAIL logo and J. T. Guo
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International Journal of Materials Research
From the journal International Journal of Materials Research Volume 97 Issue 2

Abstract

In this paper, we attempt to apply the modified hardening theory to estimate the creep resistance, which is considered as a key factor for controlling the creep deformation mechanism in cast nickel-base superalloys. It is suggested that, when the applied stress is high enough for the dislocations to cut into the γ′ particles, the creep resistance is almost a constant and independent of applied stress. At low applied stress, creep deformation is mainly controlled by dislocations climb, where the creep resistance has two components of a threshold stress and a friction stress. The model is verified for two cast nickel-base superalloys DZ17G and IN738. The results of detailed calculations are in good agreement with the experimental data.

Keywords: Creep resistance; Creep deformation mechanism; Cast nickel-base superalloy
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Received: 2005-07-20
Accepted: 2005-11-10
Published Online: 2022-01-07

© 2006 Carl Hanser Verlag, München

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  17. Articles Basic
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  19. Solidification curves for commercial Mg alloys obtained from heat-transfer modeled DTA experiments
  20. Thermodynamic assessment of the Mg–Nd system
  21. Solid-state reaction in Ni/Si multilayered films, characterized by magneto-optical and optical spectroscopies
  22. Phase diagram of the Co–Cu–Ti system at 850 °C
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  29. From waste to high strength alloy – recycling of magnesium chips
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  31. Notifications/Mitteilungen
  32. Personal/Personelles
  33. Press / Presse
https://doi.org/10.1515/ijmr-2006-0028
Keywords for this article
Creep resistance; Creep deformation mechanism; Cast nickel-base superalloy

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Contents
  2. Phase separation in Si–(B)–C–N polymer-derived ceramics
  3. Solidification curves for commercial Mg alloys obtained from heat-transfer modeled DTA experiments
  4. Thermodynamic assessment of the Mg–Nd system
  5. Solid-state reaction in Ni/Si multilayered films, characterized by magneto-optical and optical spectroscopies
  6. Phase diagram of the Co–Cu–Ti system at 850 °C
  7. Effects of an electric field applied during the solution heat treatment of the Al–Mg –Si–Cu alloy AA6111 on the subsequent natural aging kinetics and tensile properties
  8. Fabrication and electrical sliding wear of graphitic Cu–Cr–Zr matrix composites
  9. Further results on creep behaviour of sand-cast Mg–2.8Nd–0.8Zn–0.5Zr–0.3Gd alloy at 0.56 to 0.61Tm under stresses 40 to 90 MPa
  10. On the creep resistance in cast Ni-base superalloys
  11. Formation, stability, and presence of magnesium nitride in magnesium recycling processes
  12. From waste to high strength alloy – recycling of magnesium chips
  13. Sigma phase formation and its effect on mechanical properties in the corrosion-resistant superalloy K44
  14. Personal/Personelles
  15. Press / Presse
  16. Contents
  17. Articles Basic
  18. Phase separation in Si–(B)–C–N polymer-derived ceramics
  19. Solidification curves for commercial Mg alloys obtained from heat-transfer modeled DTA experiments
  20. Thermodynamic assessment of the Mg–Nd system
  21. Solid-state reaction in Ni/Si multilayered films, characterized by magneto-optical and optical spectroscopies
  22. Phase diagram of the Co–Cu–Ti system at 850 °C
  23. Effects of an electric field applied during the solution heat treatment of the Al–Mg –Si–Cu alloy AA6111 on the subsequent natural aging kinetics and tensile properties
  24. Articles Applied
  25. Fabrication and electrical sliding wear of graphitic Cu–Cr–Zr matrix composites
  26. Further results on creep behaviour of sand-cast Mg–2.8Nd–0.8Zn–0.5Zr–0.3Gd alloy at 0.56 to 0.61Tm under stresses 40 to 90 MPa
  27. On the creep resistance in cast Ni-base superalloys
  28. Formation, stability, and presence of magnesium nitride in magnesium recycling processes
  29. From waste to high strength alloy – recycling of magnesium chips
  30. Sigma phase formation and its effect on mechanical properties in the corrosion-resistant superalloy K44
  31. Notifications/Mitteilungen
  32. Personal/Personelles
  33. Press / Presse
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