Archivio Istituzionale della RicercaThe influence of solutioning treatment on Astroloy fabricated via Hot Isostatic Pressing has been investigated. Both sub- and super-solvus solutioning treatments were performed, gradually increasing the test temperature from 1115 to 1200 °C in order to cross the ɣ′ solvus. The effects of the solutioning temperature and of the following cooling step were studied in terms of amount of reinforcing precipitate ɣ′, of γ-grain coarsening and of alloy hardness. Grain boundaries morphology was observed to be clearly modified by the solutioning conditions moving from the “smooth” to the “serrated” type. It was also possible to draw a clear correlation between cooling rates and Astroloy hardness.
Influence of solutioning on microstructure and hardness of hot isostatically pressed Astroloy / Bassini, Emilio; Marchese, Giulio; Cattano, Giulio; Lombardi, Mariangela; Biamino, Sara; Ugues, Daniele; Vallillo, Gianfranco; Picqué, B.. - In: JOURNAL OF ALLOYS AND COMPOUNDS. - ISSN 0925-8388. - ELETTRONICO. - 723:(2017), pp. 1082-1090. [10.1016/j.jallcom.2017.06.332]
Influence of solutioning on microstructure and hardness of hot isostatically pressed Astroloy
BASSINI, EMILIO;MARCHESE, GIULIO;CATTANO, GIULIO;LOMBARDI, MARIANGELA;BIAMINO, SARA;UGUES, Daniele;VALLILLO, GIANFRANCO;
2017
Abstract
The influence of solutioning treatment on Astroloy fabricated via Hot Isostatic Pressing has been investigated. Both sub- and super-solvus solutioning treatments were performed, gradually increasing the test temperature from 1115 to 1200 °C in order to cross the ɣ′ solvus. The effects of the solutioning temperature and of the following cooling step were studied in terms of amount of reinforcing precipitate ɣ′, of γ-grain coarsening and of alloy hardness. Grain boundaries morphology was observed to be clearly modified by the solutioning conditions moving from the “smooth” to the “serrated” type. It was also possible to draw a clear correlation between cooling rates and Astroloy hardness.
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