Method for raising the strength and toughness of nickel-aluminium alloys by strong magnetic field
A strong magnetic field and alloy technology, which is applied in the field of material modification by strong magnetic field, can solve problems such as poor toughness, low strength and toughness, and alloys that do not meet the requirements for use.
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[0025] The nominal composition of the alloy is (atomic percentage): Ni-33%Al-28%Cr-5.8%Mo-0.2%Hf, the raw materials are electrolytic nickel (99.9%), metal aluminum (99.9%), chromium (99.5%), Molybdenum (99.99%) and hafnium (73.5%); smelted in a vacuum induction furnace; after heat treatment process: 1 hour at 1050 ° C, cooling with the furnace.
[0026] Samples of various sizes are processed by wire cutting. The sample is heated to 900°C, treated with a 10T strong magnetic field for 45 minutes, removed from the magnetic field, and naturally cooled to room temperature.
[0027] The flexural strength of the sample is figure 1 As shown, the average flexural strength of the sample without magnetic field treatment is 245 MPa, while the average flexural strength of the sample treated with magnetic field is 430 MPa, an increase of 75%.
[0028] After the high magnetic field treatment, the fracture fracture morphology of the flexural strength test specimens changed significantly. T...
Embodiment 2
[0032] The nominal composition of the alloy is: Ni20Al30Fe, the raw materials are electrolytic nickel (99.9%), metal aluminum (99.9%), chromium (99.5%); smelted in a vacuum induction furnace; processed into samples of various sizes by wire cutting. The sample was heated to 700°C, treated with a 10T strong magnetic field for 35 minutes, removed the magnetic field, and cooled naturally to room temperature. At room temperature, the tensile yield strength is increased from about 600MPa to 720MPa, the tensile breaking strength is increased from about 800MPa to 900MPa, and the elongation at break is increased from 9% to 15%.
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