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The effects of Mg microaddition on the mechanical behavior and fracture mechanism of MAR-M247 superalloy at elevated temperatures
(1999-03-01)
Bor, HY
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Chao, CG
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Ma, CY
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材料科學與工程學系
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Department of Materials Science and Engineering
The effects of microadditions of Mg on the mechanical behavior and fracture mechanism of MAR-M247 superalloy were investigated in this study. The microstructural observations and image analysis showed that a Mg microaddition ranging from 30 to 80 ppm significantly changed the primary MC carbide characteristics and inhibited the scriptlike carbide formation. After a 80 ppm Mg addition, the elongation measured at 1172 K increased over 3 times found that for the Mg-free MAR-M247 superalloy. The creep life and rupture elongation of the MAR-M247 superalloy with 80 ppm Mg was also improved up to 3 to 5 times that of the alloy without Mg during a 1033 K/724 MPa creep test. The fracture analyses demonstrated that cracks were mainly initiated and propagated at the interface of scriptlike MC carbides in the Mg-free MAR-M247 superalloy at elevated temperatures. The Mg microaddition effectively refined and spheroidized these coarse carbides so that a change in the crack initiation occurred from the carbide/matrix interface to that along the gamma-gamma' eutectic. Interfacial analysis using Auger electron spectroscopy illustrated that Mg segregated to the interface of the MC carbide/matrix, causing a change in the morphology and interfacial behavior of the carbides. This improvement contributed to a prolonged rupture life and upgraded the moderate temperature ductility of the MAR-M247 superalloy.
The influence of magnesium on carbide characteristics and creep behavior of the Mar-M247 superalloy
(1997-12-22)
Bor, HY
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Chao, CG
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Ma, CY
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材料科學與工程學系
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Department of Materials Science and Engineering
The influence of Mg on creep properties and fracture behaviors of Mar-M247 superalloy under 1255 K/200 MPa
(2000-05-01)
Bor, HY
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Chao, CC
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Ma, CY
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材料科學與工程學系
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Department of Materials Science and Engineering
The effects of Mg microadditions on the high-temperature/low stress (1255 K/200 MPa) creep properties and fracture behavior of a Mar-M247 superalloy were investigated in this study. The results of quantitative statistical analyses showed that when Mg microadditions up to 50 ppm were made, the MC carbides located at grain boundaries (designated GB MC) were significantly refined and spheroidized and the number of MC carbides decreased. In addition, the M23C6 carbides present on GBs dramatically increased with increasing Mg contents up to 50 ppm, and the creep resistance was enhanced under the test condition of 1255 K/200 MPa. However, the creep performance of a Mar-M247 superalloy containing 80 ppm Mg deteriorated due to the formation of an extremely large amount of MC carbide and a decrease in the number of M23C6 carbides at GBs. The cracks mainly initiated and propagated along GBs in both the Mg-free and Mg-containing Mar-M247 superalloys under 1255 K/200 MPa, and the finial rupture was caused by intergranular fracture. Under the present creep condition, the optimal Mg microaddition to a Mar-M247 superalloy should be 30 to 50 ppm.