January 1, 2015
Journal Article

Segregation At Stacking Faults Within The ?' Phase Of Two Ni-base Superalloys Following Intermediate Temperature Creep

Abstract

Using state-of-the-art energy dispersive spectroscopy, it has been established for the first time that there exists significant compositional variation (enrichment of Co and Cr and deficiency of Ni and Al) associated with superlattice intrinsic stacking faults created in the ordered c0 precipitates following intermediate temperature deformation of two commercial superalloys. The results indicate that long range diffusion of these elements is intimately involved in the precipitate shearing process and is therefore closely linked to the time-dependent deformation of the alloys.

Revised: December 29, 2014 | Published: January 1, 2015

Citation

Viswanathan G.B., R. Shi, A. Genc, V.A. Vorontsov, L. Kovarik, C.F. Rae, and M.J. Mills. 2015. Segregation At Stacking Faults Within The ?' Phase Of Two Ni-base Superalloys Following Intermediate Temperature Creep. Scripta Materialia 94. PNNL-SA-105000. doi:10.1016/j.scriptamat.2014.06.032