Ni-cr-al chromium carbide powder
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[0128]This example demonstrates how the single-phase FCC_A1 temperature range can be advantageous for designing an alloy with a single-phase matrix. As shown in FIG. 4, note that alloy X1 has a single-phase FCC_A1 range of 0K and alloy X3 has a single-phase FCC_A1 range of 725K. After both alloys were manufactured, a significant difference between the two can be observed. The matrix of alloy X1, with the single-phase range of 0K, is multi-phase [401]. In contrast, the matrix of alloy X3, with the single-phase range of 725K, is single phase [402]. Thus, it can be appreciated that the single-phase FCC_A1 range provides a useful measure of the matrix phase and stability.
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[0129]The second example demonstrates an alloy that was successfully gas atomized into a powder and HVOF sprayed to form a coating. The alloy P105-X3 was gas atomized using argon gas and sieved to a particle size range of −53+20 μm. The resultant atomized powder chemistry was measured and listed in Table VI. The powder was then sprayed through a WokaJet 400 HVOF gun to form a coating. Table VII lists the HVOF spray parameters used to form the coating. Finally, the coating was analyzed, and the results are listed in Table VIII. The alloy P105-X3 meets all the thermodynamic, microstructural and performance criteria of this disclosure.
TABLE VIChemical Analysis Results for GasAtomized P105-X3 Powder (wt. %)AlCCrNiNitrogenOxygenT.A.O2.144.2852.51Bal.0.010.02
TABLE VIIHVOF Spray Parameters for WokaJet 400Oxygen Flow950l / minNitrogen Flow344l / minFuel Flow24.3l / hrFuel TypeKerosenePowder Feed Rate29.3g / minSpray Distance300mmSurface Speed80m / minCoating Thickness320μmApplication Rate16μ / passDepo...
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