The effect of Cr content on the microstructure and cyclic oxidation behavior of Nb–10W–XCr alloys with four different compositions has been investigated. Experiments were conducted in air at 900 °C and 1300 °C; the oxidation kinetics have been evaluated in terms of weight change per unit area with respect to exposure time. Alloy's microstructure consists of Nb solid solution phase regions surrounded by a network of NbCr2 Laves phase. A trend of improvement in oxidation resistance with increase of the intermetallic phase is observed at 1300 °C and oxidation kinetics follow a parabolic behavior. At 900 °C, alloys with higher Cr content exhibit higher oxidation rates than alloys with lower Cr content. The oxidation products are a mixture of CrNbO4, and Nb2O5 and the amount of each oxide present in the mixture is related to the intermetallic phase content. Results delineate the influence of microstructure and composition on the oxidation mechanisms of these alloys that represent a promising base for high-temperature intermetallic alloy development. 相似文献
Microstructure and crystal orientation distribution of two-phase NiAl(β)/Ni3Al(γ′) alloys obtained by thermomechanical processing were investigated. Cylindrical Ni-36 and 38 at.%Al alloy single crystals with various initial loading axes were hot-compressed at a high strain rate of 1.0 s−1 and subsequently annealed in the (β/γ′) two-phase region. After the hot deformation, relatively uniform subgrain structures were formed in initial 〈111〉β-oriented crystals, while a number of deformation bands perpendicular to the compressive axis developed in 〈100〉β-, 〈110〉β- and 〈123〉β-oriented crystals. Two types of deformation bands with different crystal orientations were alternately arranged against the compressive axis. After annealing in the (β/γ′) two-phase region, a film-shaped γ′ phase with peculiar variants of the Kurdjumov–Sachs orientation relationship preferentially precipitated along the boundary between the deformation bands, resulting in the formation of a (β/γ′) two-phase lamellar structure. Formation process of the deformation bands in β phase and the crystallography of γ′ precipitates along deformation bands were discussed. 相似文献
Implementing pressure-assisted flash sintering of ZnO powder without pretreatment by a new experimental configuration is presented. Rapid and energy-concentrated heating of electrode-sample-electrode area by induction heating allows preheating and flash sintering of loose-pack powder in the die with pressure assistance. Using an insulated die enables the current to flow through the sample during flash sintering. ZnO ceramics with a relative density of 95.1% can be achieved in less than 3 min. The whole process includes 104 s of preheating by a low-power induction heating device and 30 s of flash sintering assisted by a pressure of 26 MPa using the pulsed direct current (DC). The process characteristics of pressure-assisted flash sintering using the pulsed DC are discussed. The effect of pressure on densification and grain size is analyzed in detail, and some potential mechanisms are provided. 相似文献
In the present work, Tungsten (W)/oxide dispersion strengthened (ODS) steel joints were fabricated by the direct solid state diffusion bonding (SSDB) technology with a multistage cooling process, and the microstructure and tensile strength of the bonded interfaces and parent materials were experimentally investigated. The results show that W and ODS steel can be successfully bonded at the temperature ranging from 900 °C to 1050 °C, without severe macroscopic deformation or obvious microscopic defects. Reaction layers generated at the bonded interfaces are evolutive with the bonding temperature, result in different fracture locations of the bonded joints. In the joint bonded at 950 °C, a higher interfacial strength of ~ 234.2 MPa is achieved, due to the formation of nano-scale intermetallic compound FeW. Microstructure of W remains stable after all the SSDB processes, while the lath structure of ODS steel is completely broken and transformed into the equiaxed grains, which should be responsible for the deterioration of strength. When the bonding temperature is higher than 950 °C, the pinning effect of precipitates M23C6 and nano-oxide particles on the movement of dislocations is observed.