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The elevated temperature properties (tensile and creep)
of NiCrALY, a nickel base alloy containing nominally 16%
chromium, 4% aluminum, and 2 to 3% yttria (Y2O3) were
evaluated and the optimal combination of thermomechanical
treatments for maximum creep resistance was determined.
Stored strain energy in as-extruded bars (14:1 extrusion
ratio) permitted the development of a large grain size in
the material when it was annealed at the maximum safe
temperature 2450 F (1343 C). With a one-hour anneal at
this temperature, the relatively fine grain size of the
as-extruded material was changed to one in which the
average grain diameter approached 1 mm, and the aspect
ratio was about 10. The material was capable of being
cold worked (by rolling) in amounts greater than 30%
reduction in area. When the cold worked material was
given a relaxation treatment, consisting of heating one
hour at 1600 F(871 C), and then a high temperature anneal
at 2450 F (1343 C) for one hour, both the high
temperature strength and the high temperature creep
resistance of the material was further enhanced.
Date Published: 2016-07-30 15:46:17
Identifier: NASA_NTRS_Archive_19790003007
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Language: english
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