Chromium-based alloys strengthened by ordered phase precipitation for gas turbine applications

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Abstract

Chromium-based alloys are considered as potential candidates for applications in hot sections of aero engine turbines due to their high melting point and their moderate density. Some ternary (Cr-Ni-Al) and quaternary (Cr-Ni-Al-Ti) alloys have been designed with the aim to induce precipitation of ordered strengthening precipitates and to promote the formation of a protective alumina scale. These alloys were cast using various techniques in order to assess their microstructural and mechanical properties and their oxidation resistance. © (2011) Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland.

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Locq, D., Caron, P., Ramusat, C., & Mévrel, R. (2011). Chromium-based alloys strengthened by ordered phase precipitation for gas turbine applications. In Advanced Materials Research (Vol. 278, pp. 569–574). https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.278.569

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