Estudo da influência da deformação e do envelhecimento nas propriedades mecânicas da superliga de níquel X-750

Abstract

The nickel base superalloy X-750 is a nickel-chromium-titanium-aluminum alloy that is suitable for high temperature applications and corrosive environments. Among others applications, it can be used in helical springs manufacturing acting as a structural component in nuclear reactors. The titanium presence at levels of about 2.5wt% gives the alloy high strength by precipitation of the coherent phase γ'. According to the standard AMS 5698G, the wire of X-750 alloy to be used in helical springs manufacturing must be subjected to a solution heat treatment and then be cold reduced by approximately 15% of its area. After the reduction, the spring is shaped as well as precipitation heat treated and air cooling. However, there The nickel base superalloy X-750 is a nickel-chromium-titanium-aluminum alloy that is suitable for high temperature applications and corrosive environments. Among others applications, it can be used in helical springs manufacturing acting as a structural component in nuclear reactors. The titanium presence at levels of about 2.5wt% gives the alloy high strength by precipitation of the coherent phase γ'. According to the standard AMS 5698G, the wire of X-750 alloy to be used in helical springs manufacturing must be subjected to a solution heat treatment and then be cold reduced by approximately 15% of its area. After the reduction, the spring is shaped as well as precipitation heat treated and air cooling. However, there.