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Acta Metall Sin  1978, Vol. 14 Issue (3): 284-337    DOI:
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THE EFFECT OF σ-PHASE IN CERTAIN Ni-Cr-Co BASE SUPERALLOY
Chen Gan-sheng Yao Chang-chun Zhong Zeng-yong(Beijing Institute of Iron and Steel Research)
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Chen Gan-sheng Yao Chang-chun Zhong Zeng-yong(Beijing Institute of Iron and Steel Research). THE EFFECT OF σ-PHASE IN CERTAIN Ni-Cr-Co BASE SUPERALLOY. Acta Metall Sin, 1978, 14(3): 284-337.

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Abstract  An investigation has been carried out on the effect of σ-phase on the mechanical properties of a Ni-Cr-Co based superalloy. Specimens treated to different amount of σ-phase were compared with the same alloy without such phase. It was found that specimens containing σ-phase up to 0.7% (by volume)showed little deterioration in properties, whereas in the case of those with σ-phase amounted to 2—4%, the room temperature tensile strength, impact toughness, endurance, creep and fracture toughness of the alloy were very markedly lowered. Moreover, cracks along the interfaces between the σ-phase grains and the matrix were often observed. Tensile properties at high temperatures, however, seems to be little affected by such phase. It would appear that σ-phase, being hard and brittle at room temperature, becomes deformable at elevated temperatures.
Received:  18 March 1978     
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