SHS Metallurgy of NiAl-Based Alloy

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Highly caloric mixtures of metal oxides with reducing agents used in SHS metallurgy can burn at combustion temperatures well above the melting point of final products, which ensures formation of cast products. The data of basic research in the field allowed us to suggest methods for manufacturing new cast nickel aluminides based alloy.

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February 2016

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