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Microstructure and mechanical properties of Ni-Fe-Cr-Al wrought alumina forming superalloy heat-treated at 600–1100 °C.

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Title: Microstructure and mechanical properties of Ni-Fe-Cr-Al wrought alumina forming superalloy heat-treated at 600–1100 °C.
Authors: Polkowska, Adelajda1 (AUTHOR) adelajda.polkowska@kit.lukasiewicz.gov.pl, Lech, Sebastian1,2,3 (AUTHOR) slech@agh.edu.pl, Bała, Piotr3,4 (AUTHOR), Polkowski, Wojciech1 (AUTHOR)
Source: Materials Characterization. Jan2021, Vol. 171, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.
Subjects: Discontinuous precipitation, Mechanical behavior of materials, Heat resistant alloys, Heat treatment, Microstructure, Nickel alloys, Alumina composites
Abstract: Haynes® HR-224® is a new wrought alumina-forming Ni–27.5Fe–20Cr–3.8Al alloy developed to be applied in aggressively oxidizing environments. Although the superior environmental resistance of Haynes® HR-224® has been already proved under various atmospheric conditions, very limited information is available on controlling its microstructure and mechanical properties through heat treatment processing. In this work, the effect of heat-treatment temperature on structural evolution and mechanical response of Haynes® HR-224® is systematically examined for the first time. The commercial sheet material in the solution annealed condition was subjected to 2 h annealing (aging) followed by water quenching at 600–1100 °C (with an interval of 100 °C). The SEM/EDS and TEM techniques were applied to examine a heat-treatment induced structural evolution of the material, while mechanical characteristics were evaluated in room temperature static tensile tests carried out by using non-standard miniaturized specimens. A prominent increase in room temperature tensile strength accompanied by a reduction of ductility was measured in samples heat-treated at 600–800 °C/2 h. Discontinuous precipitation (DP) of (γ + γ')/M 23 C 6 was recognized as the main structural process lying behind the observed mechanical behavior of the examined material. • The effect of aging at 600–1100 °C on structure and mechanical response of Ni alloy • SEM/EDS and TEM studies on a heat-treatment induced structural evolution. • Static tensile tests on miniaturized specimens • Discontinuous precipitation as the main process governing mechanical response. • Complex (γ + γ')/M 23 C 6 discontinuous precipitation product [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Haynes® HR-224® is a new wrought alumina-forming Ni–27.5Fe–20Cr–3.8Al alloy developed to be applied in aggressively oxidizing environments. Although the superior environmental resistance of Haynes® HR-224® has been already proved under various atmospheric conditions, very limited information is available on controlling its microstructure and mechanical properties through heat treatment processing. In this work, the effect of heat-treatment temperature on structural evolution and mechanical response of Haynes® HR-224® is systematically examined for the first time. The commercial sheet material in the solution annealed condition was subjected to 2 h annealing (aging) followed by water quenching at 600–1100 °C (with an interval of 100 °C). The SEM/EDS and TEM techniques were applied to examine a heat-treatment induced structural evolution of the material, while mechanical characteristics were evaluated in room temperature static tensile tests carried out by using non-standard miniaturized specimens. A prominent increase in room temperature tensile strength accompanied by a reduction of ductility was measured in samples heat-treated at 600–800 °C/2 h. Discontinuous precipitation (DP) of (γ + γ')/M 23 C 6 was recognized as the main structural process lying behind the observed mechanical behavior of the examined material. • The effect of aging at 600–1100 °C on structure and mechanical response of Ni alloy • SEM/EDS and TEM studies on a heat-treatment induced structural evolution. • Static tensile tests on miniaturized specimens • Discontinuous precipitation as the main process governing mechanical response. • Complex (γ + γ')/M 23 C 6 discontinuous precipitation product [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:10445803
DOI:10.1016/j.matchar.2020.110737