An experimental study coupled with a local thermal undercooling model has been used to discriminate between possible contributions to the evolution of misorientation producing low angle grain boundaries during solidification in the Ni-base superalloys, CMSX4 and CMSX10N; these include: (a) successiv
Formation of low angle boundaries in Ni-based superalloys
โ Scribed by N. D'Souza; M. Newell; K. Devendra; P.A. Jennings; M.G. Ardakani; B.A. Shollock
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2005
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 242 KB
- Volume
- 413-414
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0921-5093
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โฆ Synopsis
The evolution of misorientation accompanying branching and growth of dendrite stems advancing into an increasingly undercooled liquid at a geometrical discontinuity in cross section (platform of a turbine blade) during solidification of a Ni-base superalloy has been experimentally investigated. The misorientation generated is cumulative in nature with a systematic rotation of the principal 0 0 1 -crystal axes. It is proposed that the misorientation arises from plastic deformation of the dendrite stems during growth. Low angle boundaries are subsequently produced across impinging dendrite fronts.
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