金属学报  1979, Vol. 15 Issue (4): 548-594

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几种合金元素对Pt高温蠕变激活能的影响

宁远涛;王永立

贵金属研究所;贵金属研究所

INFLUENCE OF CERTAIN ALLOYING ELEMENTS ON THE CREEP ACTIVATION ENERGY OF PLATINUM

Ning Yuantao;Wang Yongli Institute of Noble Metals Research

宁远涛;王永立. 几种合金元素对Pt高温蠕变激活能的影响[J]. 金属学报, 1979, 15(4): 548-594.
, . INFLUENCE OF CERTAIN ALLOYING ELEMENTS ON THE CREEP ACTIVATION ENERGY OF PLATINUM[J]. Acta Metall Sin, 1979, 15(4): 548-594.

摘要 参考文献 相关文章 Metrics 全文: PDF(1306 KB)   摘要: 研究了合金元素Rb,Au,Mo,W,Zr,Hf对Pt的蠕变激活能的影响:Rh,Zr,Hf提高Pt的蠕变激活能;W,Mo,Au降低Pt的激活能。结合这些合金元素的特性,讨论了Pt合金的蠕变断裂机制。 Abstract：The influence of certain alloying elements such as Rh, Au, Mo, W, Zr andHf on the activation energy of creep of platinum alloys at high temperatures hasbeen investigated. The presence of Rh, Zr or/and Hf in the alloys might causean increment of their activation energy of creep but W, Mo or/and Au mightdecrease them. Based on the behaviour of these alloying elements, the mechanismof the creep rupture of the platinum alloys has been discussed. 收稿日期: 1979-04-18      服务 把本文推荐给朋友 加入引用管理器 E-mail Alert RSS 作者相关文章 宁远涛 王永立 44.8K 链接本文: https://www.ams.org.cn/CN/      或      https://www.ams.org.cn/CN/Y1979/V15/I4/548 [1] Bennett, H. E., Platinum Metals Rev., 2 (1958) , 120． [2] Bourne, A. A. and Darling, A. S., Platinum Metals Rev., 7 (1963) , 42． [3] Reinacher, G., Metall., 15 (1961) , 657; 29 (1975) , 681． [4] Sadowski, E. P., Refract. Metals Alloys, 11 (1960) , 465． [5] Darling, A. S., Platinum Metals Rev.. 17 (1973) , 130． [6] 38 (1974) , 4, 827． [7] 1977, 169． [8] 37(1974) , 1, 142． [9] Chaston, J. C., Platinum Metals Rev., 19 (1975) , 135． [10] Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corp., U. S. Pat. 3, 622, 289, 1972． [11] Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corp., Brit. Pat. 1,350, 644, 1974． [12] Conrad, H., High-Strength Materials, Ed. by V. F. Zackay, Wiley, New York, 1965, p. 445． [13] Reinacher, G., Z. Metallk., 62 (1971) , 835． [14] Selman, G. L., Day, J. G. and Bourne, A. A., Platinum Metals Rev., 18 (1974) , 42; 20 (1976) , 86．: No related articles found! Viewed Full text Abstract Cited   Shared      Discussed