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Effects of Boron Content on Boundaries Precipitates in Ni Base Alloy GH4049 and Its High Temperature Properties |
CHEN Guosheng; JIN Xin; ZHOU Dianhua; WANG Shipu; XIE Wei; WANG Lintao |
Special Steel Technical Center; Baosteel Group; Shanghai 200940 |
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CHEN Guosheng; JIN Xin; ZHOU Dianhua; WANG Shipu; XIE Wei; WANG Lintao. Effects of Boron Content on Boundaries Precipitates in Ni Base Alloy GH4049 and Its High Temperature Properties. Acta Metall Sin, 2005, 41(6): 622-626 .
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Abstract Characteristics of the secondary precipitates on grain surfaces
connected with segregation of boron and carbon elements in a
Ni-15Co-10Cr-5.5W-5Mo-4.2Al-1.5Ti alloy (GH4049) were studied
by using extraction
carbon replica method. When B content was below 0.008\%, or the
solid-solutioned B/C atom ratio was decreased to about 0.365, the
high temperature ductility and stress rupture life were reduced because
large MC films, dendritic flake M6C and fine
M23C6 films precipitated at grain boundaries. When B contents
were 0.011% and 0.018\%, or the solid-solutioned B/C atom ratios were
0.667 and 0.941, the amounts of these carbides were
decreased or their precipitates were refrained, but particles
M3B2 precipitated, which improves the high temperature properties
markedly. When B content was excessively high, M3B2
particles precipitated densely, resulting in the decrease of high
temperature properties. If decreasing the cooling rate after solution,
B and C atoms can diffuse at long distance, which promotes the
precipitate of M3B2 particles at grain boundaries, improves
the morphology of MC, and depresses the precipitations of M6C and
M23C6.
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Received: 19 October 2004
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