Distribution of Alloying Elements in γ- and γ′-Phases of Heat-Resistant Alloy PWA 1480

D.V. Lychagin; G. Gershtein; S.N. Fedoseyev; E.A. Alferova

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Distribution of Alloying Elements in γ- and γ′-Phases of Heat-Resistant Alloy PWA 1480

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The effect of the distribution of alloying elements in the γ-and γ'-phases of the heat-resistant nickel alloy PWA 1480 is studied. Influence of alloying elements on the properties and characteristics of the alloy is shown

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D.V. Lychagin, G. Gershtein, S.N. Fedoseyev, E.A. Alferova

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Alloying Elements, Parameter, Single-Crystal Blades, γ/γ'-Misfit, γ'-Phase

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