The tendencies of advancement of refractory nickel alloys with polycrystalline equiaxed structure for casting turbine blades of aircraft engines are considered. Results of design and experimental studies of a new… Click to show full abstract
The tendencies of advancement of refractory nickel alloys with polycrystalline equiaxed structure for casting turbine blades of aircraft engines are considered. Results of design and experimental studies of a new polycrystalline refractory nickel rhenium-containing alloy VZhL22 with equiaxed crystallization are presented. It is shown that alloy VZhL22 possesses high phase stability and enhanced strength σ0.220∘C=930MPaσr20∘C=1060MPa$$ \left({\upsigma}_{0.2}^{20^{\circ}\mathrm{C}}=930\;\mathrm{MPa},{\upsigma}_{\mathrm{r}}^{20^{\circ}\mathrm{C}}=1060\;\mathrm{MPa}\right) $$, ductility, (δ20°C = 8%) and high-temperature strength-to-weight ratio σ1001000∘C/d=23.85MPa/g⋅cm−3$$ \left({\upsigma}_{100}^{1000^{\circ}\mathrm{C}}/d=23.85\;\mathrm{MPa}/\mathrm{g}\cdot {\mathrm{cm}}^{-3}\right) $$.
               
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