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  • 20233D minimum channel width distribution in a Ni-base superalloy2citations
  • 2022Consistent Quantification of Precipitate Shapes and Sizes in Two and Three Dimensions Using Central Moments3citations
  • 2021Simulation of the θ′ precipitation process with interfacial anisotropy effects in Al-Cu alloys5citations
  • 2020Phase-field modeling of ᵯE′ and ᵯE′′ precipitate size evolution during heat treatment of Ni-base superalloys11citations
  • 2020On the interaction between γ′′ precipitates and dislocation microstructures in Nb containing single crystal nickel-base alloys17citations
  • 2020On the interaction between ᵯE′′ precipitates and the dislocation microstructures in Nb containing single crystal nickel-base alloys17citations
  • 2018Phase-Field Modeling of Precipitation Growth and Ripening During Industrial Heat Treatments in Ni-Base Superalloys24citations
  • 2017Analysis of the dependence of spinodal decomposition in nanoparticles on boundary reaction rate and free energy of mixing4citations
  • 2017Phase field modeling of solidification in multi-component alloys with a case study on the Inconel 718 alloy15citations
  • 2015Effect of Re on directional γ'-coarsening in commercial single crystal Ni-base superalloys: A phase field study69citations

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  • Schleifer, F.
  • Müller, M.
  • Glatzel, U.
  • Böttger, B.
  • Müller, Moritz
  • Schleifer, Felix
  • Holzinger, Markus
  • Glatzel, Uwe
  • Lin, Yueh-Yu
  • Darvishi Kamachali, Reza
  • Häusler, Ines
  • Saxena, Alaukik
  • Ta, Na
  • Bilal, Muhammad Umer
  • Skrotzki, Birgit
  • Lin, Y.-Y.
  • Kundin, Julia
  • Pogorelov, Evgeny
  • Querfurth, Frank
  • Emmerich, H.
  • Wang, Y.
  • Mushongera, L. T.
  • Kundin, J.
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On the interaction between ᵯE′′ precipitates and the dislocation microstructures in Nb containing single crystal nickel-base alloys

  • Schleifer, F.
  • Glatzel, U.
  • Fleck, Michael
  • Lin, Y.-Y.
Abstract

The precipitation behavior of the metastable γ'' phase was studied in the single crystalline modified IN718 (Alloy 718M), which contains only the FCC solid solution matrix and the BCT γ'' phase within our processing parameters.Single crystal specimens were prepared in order that the precipitation behavior of the γ'' phase was not affected by the grain boundaries, and the δ phase or carbides that can heterogeneously precipitate along them.Solution heat-treatment at 1423K for 24 h was applied after single crystal casting, following by the isothermal aging treatment at 1033K for 2 h. γ'' phase precipitated rapidly in the matrix according to two abnormal patterns. The particles were all in the shape of oblate spheroid and the normals of the plates pointing towards any of the <100> directions with the equatorial length of 50-150 nm. The patterns formed by the γ'' precipitates were found to be highly related to the distribution of the dislocations before aging treatment, which were generated between the dendritic and interdendrtic regions after casting. As for the FCC single crystal matrix, the dislocations showed as slip bands lying on the {111} planes toward <011> directions, or dislocations distributed densely along the dendritic boundary. After aging treatments, γ'' phase preferentially precipitated on the dislocation sites. As a result, the particles piled up with each other in <011> directions with respect to the view in (001) plane, or they precipitated along the polygonized curves formed by the dislocations along the dendritic boundary during the aging treatment.

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  • single crystal
  • grain
  • nickel
  • phase
  • carbide
  • dislocation
  • precipitate
  • precipitation
  • casting
  • aging
  • aging