Manufacture and Analysis of Directional Solidification Organization of CMSX-6 Nickel-Base Superalloy
Xiang Feng Liang, Yu Tao Zhao, Zhen Li Zuo, Zhi Jia
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Xiang Feng Liang, Yu Tao Zhao, Zhen Li Zuo, Zhi Jia
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In this paper, we use the High rate solidification to study process parameters and CMSX-6 super-alloy solidification structure. And then, it can provide more basis for the industrial directionally solidified casting of superalloys blades. The results show that: under certain process parameters, it can be obtained parallel columnar crystals directional solidification structure. The organization is composed of the matrix γ phase and the secondary precipitated γ ' phase; under an optical microscope, it can be observed the shrinkage porosity due to the volumes reduction arising solidification.
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In this paper, we use the High rate solidification to study process parameters and CMSX-6 super-alloy solidification structure. And then, it can provide more basis for the industrial directionally solidified casting of superalloys blades. The results show that: under certain process parameters, it can be obtained parallel columnar crystals directional solidification structure. The organization is composed of the matrix γ phase and the secondary precipitated γ ' phase; under an optical microscope, it can be observed the shrinkage porosity due to the volumes reduction arising solidification.
Key concepts: Superalloy, Directional solidification, Materials science, Shrinkage, Metallurgy, Casting, Porosity, Alloy