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Elevated Temperature Oxidation and Corrosion of a Titanium Aluminide Alloy [PDF]
Titanium aluminides are being developed to expand the temperature capability of titanium alloys with maximum service temperatures around 700*C. These materials also have the ability to replace nickel superalloys with potential applications in the high ...
Leggett, Jonathan, Leggett, J.
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Laser Metal Deposited Ti4822 Hollow Pipe: Experimental and Computational Modelling Study
Laser metal deposition (LMD) of a crack‐free built Ti4822 alloys is challenging. This article reports outstanding characteristics of a hollow pipe that is built with LMD technology when a predicted, nontransformation substrate temperature of 800 °C is used.
Sadiq A. Raji +5 more
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Laser Melted TiC Reinforced Nickel Aluminide Matrix in situ Composites
Titanium carbide reinforced nickel aluminide matrix in situ composites were produced using a newly patented laser melting furnace. Microstructure of the laser melted TiC/(Ni3Al–NiAl) in situ composites was characterized by optical microscopy (OM ...
Wang HM +2 more
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A 0.5 μm thick layer of rhodium was deposited on the CMSX 4 superalloy by the electroplating method. The rhodium-coated superalloy was hafnized and aluminized or only aluminized using the Chemical vapour deposition method.
Maryana Zagula-Yavorska +2 more
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Reactive Nanoparticle Composed Bilayers: An Alternate Route Toward the Production of Pt/Al Nanofoils
Spark ablation‐assisted gas phase electrodeposition is an alternate route toward Pt/Al self‐propagation reactive system synthesis. Pt film morphology‐dependent reaction kinetics is a significant advantage. Low spark power and gas flow rate produce porous films and slow speeds, while high power and flow rate give three orders of magnitude faster ...
Nishchay A. Isaac +16 more
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The Role of Substrate Surface Roughness on in-Pack Aluminization Kinetics of Ni-Base Superalloy
The Ni-base superalloys facing high temperature require further protection against high temperature oxidation. One of the most common methods providing high temperature oxidation resistance is the production of aluminide layers (NiAl-coatings).
Wojciech J. Nowak +4 more
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A rapid scanning X‐ray nanodiffraction method is demonstrated to efficiently assess local microstructural changes in polycrystalline micropillars during deformation, enabling real‐time insights.Microstructural characterization of polycrystalline micropillars remains a significant challenge, particularly under time constraints such as those encountered ...
Anton Davydok +3 more
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Nanoindentation Properties of Ti‐yAl‐Mo Fabricated via Plasma Activated Sintering
Ti‐yAl‐1Mo alloys were synthesised via plasma‐activated sintering, achieving near‐full densification and predominantly α‐Ti microstructures. Nanoindentation revealed strong composition‐dependent improvements, with Ti‐7Al‐1Mo showing more than double the hardness of commercially pure titanium.
Samson Olaitan Jeje +1 more
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Development of Coatings for Gas Turbines Burning Biomass and Waste-Fuels [PDF]
Worldwide, carbon dioxide emission reductions are in progress following the Kyoto Protocol implementation programme to mitigate climate change. More stringent reductions are expected to follow the present programme which ends in 2012.
Bradshaw, A.
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Formation and Evaluation of Oxidation Behavior of Zirconia- Aluminide Coating on Nickel- Based Alloy
Practical applications of thermal barrier coatings with aluminide bond-coats are limited due to oxide scale spallation of the aluminide coating under applied thermal stresses.
F. Shahriari Nogorani +3 more
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