Method for determining liquid phase nucleation interval during directional solidification, standing and thermal stabilization of peritectic alloy
A directional solidification, thermally stable technology, applied in instrumentation, chemical process analysis/design, chemical statistics, etc., can solve problems such as nucleation mechanism and liquid phase migration process that have not been fully studied
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[0142] The technical solutions of the present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
[0143] The static thermal stabilization process before the start of directional solidification has an important impact on the subsequent directional solidification, because the static thermal stabilization process directly determines the liquid phase composition at the start of the subsequent directional solidification, thereby affecting the morphology and properties of the subsequent solidification structure. The composition of the liquid phase at the start of the subsequent directional solidification is mainly determined by the nucleation and migration of the liquid phase during the static thermal stabilization process. Liquid phase nucleation during static thermal stabilization is thought to occur previously within solid phase grains in the mushy region formed by static thermal stabilization. However, the...
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