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Etude des relations entre microstructure et propriétés mécaniques du nouveau superalliage base nickel AD730™ / Relationships Between Microstructural Parameters and Mechanical Properties of a new Nickel Based Superalloy AD730™Thébaud, Louis 11 July 2017 (has links)
Compte tenu de l’évolution des températures d’entrée de turbines, le principal enjeu pour les métallurgistes est d’élaborer des alliages capables de présenter d’excellentes propriétés mécaniques à des températures de plus en plus élevées. Dans ce contexte, connaitre les relations entre les différents paramètres microstructuraux et les propriétés mécaniques à haute température (700°C et plus) est capital.La durabilité en fluage et en fatigue-temps de maintien ainsi que les processus d’endommagement de l’alliage AD730™, un nouveau superalliage pour disques de turbines, ont été analysés. Plusieurs paramètres ont été étudiés, qu’ils soient microstructuraux (joints de grains, taille de grains, taille et distribution des précités γ′), ou expérimentaux (température, environnement, contrainte appliquée, temps de maintien). L’utilisation de monograins de composition chimique identique à l’alliage de l’étude a permis de mettre en évidence le fait qu’une microstructure monogranulaire ne présente pas nécessairement de meilleures propriétés en fluage qu’une microstructure polycristalline. Ceci est attribué au rôle durcissant des joints de grains. Il a de plus été montré qu’à 700°C, la taille et la distribution des précipités γ′ est le paramètre microstructural pilotant les propriétés viscoplastiques à l’ordre 1.En fatigue avec temps de maintien, un comportement original a été observé pour les longs temps de maintien en fonction de la contrainte appliquée. Ce phénomène est attribué à un effet « type Bauschinger » apparaissant lors des phases de décharges. / In view of the turbine entry temperature evolution, the main challenge for metallurgists is to elaborate new alloys able to withstand higher temperatures while keeping great mechanical properties. Therefore, knowing the relationships between microstructural parameters and mechanical properties at high temperatures (700°C and more) is mandatory.The creep and dwell-fatigue durability as well as the damage mechanisms of AD730™, a new nickel base superalloy developed for turbine disks, have been analyzed. Several microstructural parameters were studied (grain boundaries, grain size, size and distribution of γ′ precipitates) as well as experimental parameters (temperature, environment, applied stress or dwell period). By using single crystalline specimens having the same chemical composition of the studied alloy, it has been shown unambiguously that single crystalline microstructures do not necessarily present better creep properties compared to polycristalline ones. This result is supposed to be caused by a grain boundary strengthening mechanism. Moreover, in creep at 700°C, it has been shown that the main viscoplasticity controlling parameters are the size and distribution of γ′ precipitates.An unexpected dwell-fatigue behavior has been observed for long hold times and in a specific applied stress window. This phenomena is attributed to a “Bauschinger type” effect, occurring during unloading phases.
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Mécanismes de déformation et d'amorçage de fissures dans l'alliage Udimet™ 720Li en relation avec les paramètres microstructuraux / Deformation mechanisms and fatigue crack initiation in Udimet 720Li superalloy in relation with microstructureLarrouy, Baptiste 11 December 2014 (has links)
Cette étude s’est focalisée sur la compréhension des mécanismes de déformation et d’endommagementd’un superalliage à base de Nickel (Udimet 720Li) utilisé pour la confection de disques de turbine hautepression soumis à des sollicitations monotones et cycliques à des températures inférieures à 500 °C.L’amorçage de fissures de fatigue à 20 °C et 465 °C a été systématiquement observé suivant des facettescristallographiques pour différents états métallurgiques. Une étude quantitative des traces de glissementplastique en surface a permis de montrer que cet endommagement est la conséquence d’une nontransmission de la déformation plastique entre grains voisins. Plus précisément, un mécanisme de rotationcristalline localisée au sein de micro-volumes à l’extrémité de bandes de glissement dans le grain voisin aété identifié à l’origine des fissures.Les configurations cristallographiques favorisant ce processus impliquent notamment les relations entresystèmes de glissement de part et d’autre du joint de grains (angle de TWIST), ou encore la présence d’uneprécipitation fine participant au confinement des bandes de glissement. / This study contributes to the understanding of the deformation and damage mechanisms in a Nickelbasedsuperalloy (the Udimet 720Li) used for the manufacturing of aeroengines high pressure turbinedisks submitted to monotonic and cyclic loadings at temperatures below 500 °C under service conditions.Fatigue crack initiation at 20 °C and 465 °C was systematically observed at large crystallographic facetswhatever the microstructure. An extensive quantitative study of the slip activity at the surface showed thatcrack initiation results from a difficult slip transmission between neighbouring grains. In more details, alocalized crystallographic rotation confined in micro-volumes detected at the tip of slip bands interactingwith the grain boundary were identified to trigger crack initiation.The crystallographic configurations favouring such a process are closely related to the TWIST anglebetween active slip systems on each side of the grain boundary and to a dense and fine precipitationconfining the plasticity.Mots-clés
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Advanced defect characterization via electron microscopy and its application to cyclically deformed Ni-based superalloy R104Phillips, Patrick J. 19 June 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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Microstructural evolution in coated conventionally cast Ni-based superalloysNewman, Scott January 2013 (has links)
The aim of this research project was to investigate the microstructural changes of MCrAlY coated Ni-based superalloys that are routinely used in industrial gas turbine engines for power generation. One of the main aims of the characterisation was to understand ageing time and temperature effects on the microstructural evolution so that a methodology could be developed where the characterisation of a thermally exposed microstructure can be used to estimate unknown service exposure conditions.
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Ingénierie des joints de grains dans les superalliages à base de nickel / Grain boundary engineering in Ni-based superalloysTézenas du Montcel, Henri 27 January 2012 (has links)
Ce travail est consacré à l'étude de l'ingénierie des joints de grains dans les superalliages à base de Nickel pour disques de turbines aéronautiques. L'ingénierie des joints de grains a montré son efficacité dans l'amélioration des propriétés en fatigue et en fluage dans certains alliages de cuivre et de nickel. Cette amélioration est obtenue en réalisant une succession de déformations à température ambiante séparées par des traitement thermiques. Ce traitement a pour objectif de modifier la distribution du réseau de joints de grains. L'objectif de l'étude est d'adapter ces traitements au procédé du forgeage à haute température des superalliages. Une étude expérimentale est menée pour mettre en évidence l'influence des paramètres de forgeage sur les caractéristiques du réseau de joints de grains. La caractérisation de ce réseau est faite grâce à la réalisation de cartographies d'orientations cristallographiques par EBSD. Une méthode de caractérisation innovante basée sur la discrétisation des cartographies en réseaux de points triples est proposée. Cette méthode permet d'analyser la connectivité du réseau de joints de grains en vue d'une corrélation avec les propriétés mécaniques. / This work is dedicated to the study of Grain Boundary Engineering in Ni-based superalloys for aircraft turbine disk. The grain boundary engineering has proven its efficiency for the improvement of the fatigue and creep properties of copper and nickel alloys. This improvement is achieved by performing a succession of room temperature deformations interspaced by heat treatments to modify the distribution of the grain boundary network. The aim of the study is to adapt these processes to high temperature forging of superalloys. An experimental study is achieved to highlight the influence of forging parameters on the grain boundary network. The characterization of the grain boundary network is made through the completion of crystallographic orientation mapping by EBSD. An innovative characterization method based on the discretization of orientation maps in a triple junction network is proposed. This method allows to analyze the connectivity in the grain boundary network with the objective of a correlation with mechanical properties.
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DESIGN AND PROCESSING OF NICO-BASED SUPERALLOYS FOR THE STUDY OF SOLUTE SEGREGATION AT PLANAR DEFECTS DURING HIGH TEMPERATURE DEFORMATIONSae Matsunaga (11820032) 18 December 2021 (has links)
<p>Ni-based superalloys have been
widely used for high temperature applications such as turbine blades for jet
propulsion and power plants due to their excellent creep, fatigue, and
corrosion resistance. But as the demand for higher temperature capability and
strength increases, there remains a need to better understand high temperature
deformation mechanisms and improve and strengthen superalloys at these elevated
temperatures. Recently, a correlation has been observed between solute
segregation at planar defects (stacking faults, antiphase boundaries, etc) and
enhanced high temperature creep properties – known colloquially as phase
transformation strengthening. Experimentally, regardless of alloy composition,
strong Co segregation at planar defects along with Cr has been observed. In
addition, it has been suggested by density functional theory work that Co would
promote Cr concentration at stacking faults by forming strong Cr-Co bonds.
Based on these findings, it was hypothesized the presence of Co provides a significant
thermodynamic driving force for segregation to planar defects. </p><p>In order to further investigate
the correlation between solute segregation and deformation mechanisms the
fabrication of a planar front single crystal Ni-based superalloy and its microstructure,
alloy composition, and microhardness properties of the as-zone melted and
solution heat treated states were investigated and compared to the
directionally-solidified state to study the effect of microsegregation on these
alloy characteristics. Next, new Co-containing, Cr-free alloys are designed to
optimize g-g’ volume fraction,
size, and morphology to mimic microstructures observed in single crystal
superalloys. The general alloy design strategy and approach are outlined, and the
composition, microstructure, phase transformation temperatures, and mechanical
properties of new Cr-free and Co-containing alloys are reported. A new set of
Cr-free alloys have thus been designed, with modifications of Nb, Ta, and Ti
additions ranging from 3 to 7 at.% to investigate the role of these elements on
the phase transformation strengthening mechanism at elevated temperatures.</p><p></p>
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Interactions and phase stability in Ni-rich binary alloysHe, Shuang January 2016 (has links)
Ni-based superalloys are the important materials for gas turbines in advancedaeroplane engines . The addition of refractory elements to these superalloys,such as rhenium and tungsten, can significantly improve the hightemperatureperformance by so-called solid-solution hardening. Although thestrengthening effect of refractory elements in Ni-based superalloys have beenknown for a long time, the effective interactions among alloying componentsas well as the atomic ordering in the alloy systems are still under investigationand even under debate. In this work, we study these interactions and thisordering for two binary alloys, Ni-rich Ni-Re and Ni-rich Ni-W, by means ofab initio simulations and statistical mechanics simulations based on the IsingHamiltonian. For the Ni-rich Ni-Re alloys, we show that the effective cluster interactionsvary substantially depending on the temperature, concentration of the componentsand the magnetic state of the matrix. The strain-induced interactionshave large contribution to the nearest-neighbor pair-interactions and some multisitecluster-interactions in the ferromagnetic and nonmagnetic states. Theordering tendency of binary Ni-Re alloy systems can be predicted in terms ofordering energy and enthalpy of formation. We show that the D1a orderedstructure should be stable at the concentration of 20 at.% Re in the Ni-rich Ni–Re alloy system. The Monte Carlo simulations of Ni-Re random alloysshow the existence with the D1a-Ni4Re ordered structure at low temperatures. We also calculated lattice parameters for different compositions of Ni-rich Ni-W alloys, and we find that lattice parameters of random Ni-W alloys increaselinearly with the concentration of W. This is in good agreement withthe Vegard’s law predictions and experimental data. We investigated phasestability of Ni-rich Ni-W alloys in terms of the enthalpies of formation andordering energies. We find the chemical pair interactions are sensitive to themagnetic state and concentration. The calculated strain-induced interactionsare quite large for the first coordination shell, which is due to a large sizemismatch of Ni and W. Taking local lattice relaxation into account, the Ni-Wsystems were modeled by Monte Carlo method. The D1a-Ni4W ordered structurecan be observed up to 22 at.% W. In higher concentrations of W, in ourMC calculations, the DO22-Ni3W and Pt2Mo-Ni2W ordered structures can beobserved in Ni-25 at.% W alloy and Ni-33 at.% W alloy, respectively. / <p>QC 20160721</p>
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Gas Phase Alloying and Sintering Kinetics of 3D Printed Ni-Based StructuresKhodabakhsh, Safa January 2021 (has links)
No description available.
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SURFACE ROUGHNESS AND SUPERHYDROPHOBICITY BEHAVIOR IN ELECTROCHEMICALLY-ETCHED FE- AND NI-BASED ALLOYSBenjamin P Smith (11820377) 09 December 2021 (has links)
<blockquote><div><div>Methods and techniques for tailoring the surface morphology of metallic surfaces are determined in part by the complex behavior of elemental interactions in conjunction with electrochemical reactions. In this work, we show how the surface morphology can be predicted based on experimental data resulting from polarization curves and compositional differences of Fe- and Ni-based superalloys. Electrochemical treatments utilizing NaCl as the electrolyte were adapted using parameters such as the pitting resistance equivalent (PRE) number and polarization curves to obtain both rough and smooth surfaces. Utilizing these metrics, we electrochemically etched Inconel 600, SS304, Inconel 718 and Inconel 625 obtaining average surface roughness values that ranged from 0.05 to 57.4 μm indicating the success of tailoring the technique to obtaining rough and smooth surfaces. The effect of current density, current pulsing, and temperature were varied to elucidate roughness and pitting behavior, and strong correlations to the PRE number and polarization curve properties of the alloy were observed. Heat treatments and subsequent evolution to the microstructure in the form of grain growth and precipitation altered the etching behavior. These techniques can be used in preventing corrosion failure and enhancing electrochemical machining</div></div></blockquote>
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Orientation and Alloying Effects on Creep Strength in Ni-Based SuperalloysSmith, Timothy M., Jr. January 2016 (has links)
No description available.
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