Solubility of rhenium and ruthenium in the γʹ-phase and physicochemical properties of nickel alloys of the Ni–Al‒Re‒Ru system

Elyutin E.S., Petrushin N.V., Karachevtsev F.N., Chabina E.B.
Elyutin E.S., Petrushin N.V., Karachevtsev F.N., Chabina E.B. Solubility of rhenium and ruthenium in the γʹ-phase and physicochemical properties of nickel alloys of the Ni–Al‒Re‒Ru system // Proceedings of VIAM. 2023. No. 6. DOI: 10.18577/2307-6046-2023-0-6-3-14. URL: https://test.viam.ru/en/journal/2023/6/1
Keywords
Ni–Al–Re–Ru system, directional solidification, flat growth front, segregation of alloying element, temperature solidus, temperature liquidus
Abstract

Directional solidification with a flat front of a nickel alloy of the Ni‒Al‒Re‒Ru system was performed. As a result, a casting with a variable length content of the elements Al, Re and Ru (gradient casting) was obtained. It is established that during solidification in a gradient casting, nickel alloys with the structures γ + γʹ, γʹ, γʹ + β are successively formed. The solubility’s of Re and Ru in the γʹ and β phases of the γ + γʹ, γʹ, γʹ + β alloys were determined. For the same alloys, the temperatures γʹ-solvus, solidus and liquidus are determined. It was found that in the Ni–Al–Re–Ru nickel system, the γʹ phase is formed by a peritectic reaction L + γ → γ' at 1374 °C and a eutectic reaction L → γʹ + β at 1372 °C.

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