Modeling of the Formation Process of the Coherent Intermetallides in Nickel Alloys during Laser Treatment

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A solution for new phase inclusion growth is suggested for the case of the Ni-based alloys. This solution takes into account a chemical composition of the alloy and conditions of the laser treatment process. A method for calculation of the chemical reaction rate constant is also suggested for the Ni3Al formation in the Ni-Al alloy. Modeling is fulfilled for the laser cladding process. Time dependences for the reacting component concentration is obtained as well as for intermetallic inclusion growth and thermal cycle.

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