Effect of Drawing Velocity on the Structure of Directionally Solidified Ti-48Al-8Nb Alloy
Zhourong Feng
Abstract
Zhourong Feng
Abstract
Directionally solidified samples of arc-melting Ti-48Al-8Nb(at%) alloy were prepeared through Bridgeman unidirectional solidification technique equipment.The effects of different drawing velocities on the structure of liquid-solid interface and the structures of the transition zone and steady state were observed.The columnar grains grow well along the drawing direction at different drawing velocities.The solid-liquid interface transformed from celluar form to dendritic form when drawing velocity increased from 8μm/s to 50μm/s.The secondary dendrite arm spacing and the interlamellar spacing decreased with the increasing of drawing velocity.In the same time,the propotion of α2/γ lamellar perpendicular to the growth direction increased observably with the increasing of drawing velocity.
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Directionally solidified samples of arc-melting Ti-48Al-8Nb(at%) alloy were prepeared through Bridgeman unidirectional solidification technique equipment.The effects of different drawing velocities on the structure of liquid-solid interface and the structures of the transition zone and steady state were observed.The columnar grains grow well along the drawing direction at different drawing velocities.The solid-liquid interface transformed from celluar form to dendritic form when drawing velocity increased from 8μm/s to 50μm/s.The secondary dendrite arm spacing and the interlamellar spacing decreased with the increasing of drawing velocity.In the same time,the propotion of α2/γ lamellar perpendicular to the growth direction increased observably with the increasing of drawing velocity.
Key concepts: Materials science, Lamellar structure, Alloy, Dendrite (mathematics), Perpendicular, Directional solidification, Growth velocity, Composite material