- of
Superalloy Metallurgy for
Superalloy Metallurgists".
Superalloys 1984 (Fifth
International Symposium). pp. 399–419. doi:10.7449/1984/
Superalloys_1984_399_419...
- also used in
polycrystalline superalloys to
inhibit grain boundary sliding. Many
other elements can be
added to
superalloys to
tailor their properties....
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superalloys to
become microstructurally unstable,
forming undesirable topologically close packed (TCP) phases. In 4th- and 5th-generation
superalloys...
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Inconel is a nickel-chromium-based
superalloy often utilized in
extreme environments where components are
subjected to high temperature,
pressure or mechanical...
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metal first thought to have been
discovered nearly 150
years earlier.
Superalloys composed of
combinations of Fe, Ni, Co, and Cr, and
lesser amounts of...
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difficult environment,
turbine blades often use
exotic materials like
superalloys and many
different methods of
cooling that can be
categorized as internal...
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company produces non-ferrous
metals and derivatives,
nickel alloys and
superalloys, and high-performance
special steels.
Through its
subsidiary Société...
- (2002).
Superalloys: A
Technical Guide. ASM International. pp. 29–30. ISBN 978-0-87170-749-9. Bhadeshia, H. k. d. h. "Nickel
Based Superalloys". University...
- (about 80%) is used in
steel alloys,
including high-strength
alloys and
superalloys. Most
molybdenum compounds have low
solubility in water.
Heating molybdenum-bearing...
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metals including titanium and
titanium alloys, nickel-based
alloys and
superalloys,
stainless and
specialty steels, zirconium, hafnium, and niobium, tungsten...
