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| Journal Article | PUBDB-2015-03598 |
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2015
Wiley-VCH Verl.
Weinheim
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Abstract: The influence of iridium on the phase stability, oxidation behavior, and high temperature creep strengthof g0-hardened Co-base superalloys is discussed. Ir increases the g0-solvus temperature and g0-volumefraction since it partitions slightly to the g0-phase. However, Ir leads also to a discontinuousprecipitation transformation of the metastable g/g0-microstructure into a lamellar microstructure ofCo3W, CoAl, and a Co-rich fcc phase for the W-rich alloys. A reduction ofWin presence of Ir leads to ahigher phase stability. The constrained lattice misfit between the g and g0 phase in the Ir and high Wcontaining alloy is þ0.5%. The alloying element Ir strongly increases the creep strength at 850 °C aslong as the g/g0-microstructure is not discontinuously transformed. Furthermore, the oxidationresistance is improved by the addition of iridium.
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