Nickel base gamma/ gamma' superalloy with multiple reactive elements and use of said superalloy in complex material systems
A superalloy, nickel-based technology, applied in welding/cutting medium/material, turbine/propellant fuel delivery system, charging system, etc., can solve problems such as γ/γ’ structural instability
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[0052] Typically cobalt levels of up to 20 wt% are used in nickel-based gamma / gamma' superalloys, and it seems reasonable to allow the same variation to eg allow matching embodiments with different base alloys. Fe additions are less common, but moderate Fe additions are used in alloys such as Haynes-214 which are highly resistant to oxidation.
[0053]By comparison with, for example, IN738LC, it should be clear to those skilled in the art that 17-21 wt% Cr should be sufficient to provide good hot corrosion resistance in view of limiting levels of harmful elements in general, Mo in particular.
[0054] Moderate strengthening of matrix elements is provided by 0.5-3 wt of Mo+W, limiting Mo to at most 2 wt% to maintain good hot corrosion resistance provided by high Cr content.
[0055] Oxidation resistance is based on 4.8-6 wt% Al. While 4.8wt% Al is low compared to, for example, beta-phase based coating alloys and oxidation-resistant blade alloys such as CM247CC, Haynes-214 show...
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