INVESTIGATION ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND SUPERPLASTICITY OF A NiAL-BASED MULTIPHASE ALLOY
Chen Rongsh
Abstract
Chen Rongsh
Abstract
The microstructure of a NiAl-based multiphase alloy with a composition of Ni-25Al-25Cr has been investigated, which consists of NiAl matrix surrounded by a eutectic of α-Cr, β-Ni(Al,Cr) and γ'-Ni3(Al,Cr), and a large amount of α-Cr precipitates distributed uniformly in NiAl matrix. This alloy exihibits superplasticity elongation as high as up to 480% at 1123-1223 K and strain rates of 2.2×10-4 -3.3×10-2 s-1. The fracture after superplasticity deformation results from cavities generated by grain boundary sliding and cleavage in the grains, the mechanism for superplasticity has also been discussed.
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The microstructure of a NiAl-based multiphase alloy with a composition of Ni-25Al-25Cr has been investigated, which consists of NiAl matrix surrounded by a eutectic of α-Cr, β-Ni(Al,Cr) and γ'-Ni3(Al,Cr), and a large amount of α-Cr precipitates distributed uniformly in NiAl matrix. This alloy exihibits superplasticity elongation as high as up to 480% at 1123-1223 K and strain rates of 2.2×10-4 -3.3×10-2 s-1. The fracture after superplasticity deformation results from cavities generated by grain boundary sliding and cleavage in the grains, the mechanism for superplasticity has also been discussed.
Key concepts: Superplasticity, Materials science, Nial, Microstructure, Eutectic system, Metallurgy, Alloy, Grain Boundary Sliding