Research of Alloy Orb on Wavelet

Shu Zhang; Lei Meng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.503-504.525

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Research of Alloy Orb on Wavelet

Abstract:

via completely after heat-treatment, [111] orientation of single crystal alloy structure is still cubic  phase at way coherency are ordered in matrix g panel and the direction rules arrangement; In high temperature and tensile stress creep period, with stress axes ordered  has formed certain Angle raft shape organization, creep later in nearly fracture zone, raft shape  ordered caring and distortion in happen, with strain increases, coarsening and distorted aggravating, until the present wavy shape; During the creep [111] orientation of single crystal alloys deformation characteristics is a wrong in  matrix channel to sports and shear raft shape  phase, due to form larger, more variable dislocation cut ordered after raft shape , occurred in dislocation bunch of sets and its formation and crystal structure; Among them, the matrix channel to inherit the maximum shear dislocation slip is made of alloy with larger strain rate main reason.

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