This invention discloses a crack-resistant
nickel-based
superalloy, its preparation method, and its applications, belonging to the field of
nickel-based
alloy technology. The crack-resistant
nickel-based
superalloy, by
mass percentage, comprises: Cr: 12-18%; Co: 8-15%; Mo: 3-6%; W: 2-4%; Al: 1-3%; Ti: 2-4%; Ru: 0.5-2%; Y: 0.3-1%; B: 0.002-0.01%; with the balance being Ni and unavoidable impurities. This invention utilizes
rare earth oxides to passivate aluminum, forming a Y₂O₃
passivation layer, effectively suppressing the
precipitation of low-melting-point phases and significantly reducing the crack
propagation rate under high-temperature
cyclic loading. Simultaneously, it optimizes
grain boundary bonding energy, improving the long-term service stability of the
alloy under oxidative-thermal
corrosion coupled environments. Through the Ni-B master
alloy preparation process, using carbothermic reduction and liquid
filtration technology,
boron segregation and the formation of brittle borides are avoided, eliminating
grain boundary stress concentration sources and ensuring uniform
boron distribution in the matrix. This suppresses
intergranular fracture tendency under high-temperature and high-
stress conditions, extending the alloy's lifespan.