Electrical resistance of niobium-titanium alloy at high temperatures
A. V. Logunov, N. V. Petrushin
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A. V. Logunov, N. V. Petrushin
Abstract
Using an improved apparatus for measuring the thermophysical properties of metals and alloys at high temperatures, a study has been made of the specific resistance of a Nb--Ti alloy in the temperature range 1000 to 1900$sup 0$C. The limit error of the measurements did not exceed 0.9%. The existence of a carbide phase in the alloy is demonstrated and the temperature of its complete solution has been determined.
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Using an improved apparatus for measuring the thermophysical properties of metals and alloys at high temperatures, a study has been made of the specific resistance of a Nb--Ti alloy in the temperature range 1000 to 1900$sup 0$C. The limit error of the measurements did not exceed 0.9%. The existence of a carbide phase in the alloy is demonstrated and the temperature of its complete solution has been determined.
Key concepts: Niobium, Alloy, Materials science, Metallurgy, Carbide, Titanium alloy, Electrical resistance and conductance, Phase (matter)