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Selly Septianissa; Martoni; Ayu Zahra Chandrasari
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Abstract :
This study examined how gamma prime and precipitation hardening impact the iron-nickel-based A286
superalloy during a four-hour aging heat treatment at 850°C. The characterization of samples after ageing was done
employing a scanning electron microscope (SEM-EDX) to describe the grain structure arrangement, texture, and
presentation of gamma (γ) and gamma prime (γ’). With an extra 0.8%wt, the data indicated that the main precipitates at
temperatures below 840oC were gamma prime. The results demonstrated that the aluminum concentration of the
austenitic matrix decreases at 840oC because of the precipitation mechanism involving the γ and γ' phases, which enhances
the repassivation capabilities. The Eta phase enlarges at the cost of the gamma prime phase, and the arrangement of γ'
precipitates within the matrix might lead to interruptions in the passive layer.
Keywords :
Superalloy, Precipitation, A286, SEM, Metals and Alloys.
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This study examined how gamma prime and precipitation hardening impact the iron-nickel-based A286
superalloy during a four-hour aging heat treatment at 850°C. The characterization of samples after ageing was done
employing a scanning electron microscope (SEM-EDX) to describe the grain structure arrangement, texture, and
presentation of gamma (γ) and gamma prime (γ’). With an extra 0.8%wt, the data indicated that the main precipitates at
temperatures below 840oC were gamma prime. The results demonstrated that the aluminum concentration of the
austenitic matrix decreases at 840oC because of the precipitation mechanism involving the γ and γ' phases, which enhances
the repassivation capabilities. The Eta phase enlarges at the cost of the gamma prime phase, and the arrangement of γ'
precipitates within the matrix might lead to interruptions in the passive layer.
Keywords :
Superalloy, Precipitation, A286, SEM, Metals and Alloys.