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Effect of Low Temperature Heat Treatment for R512E Coated C-103 Nb Alloy

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The article aims to investigate the feasibility of oxidation protection imparted to C-103 Nb-based alloy by fused slurry silicide coating of R512E (60Si20Fe20Cr) carried out at lower temperature (1200 °C) for higher dwell time i.e. 12 hours. The findings reveal that the coating treated can impart sufficient oxidation resistance the alloy, which may withstand the desired application conditions wherein oxidation protection for smaller time period is needed. Moreover, this treatment is not found to deteriorate other mechanical properties of the alloy in 'As coated' condition.

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Advanced Materials - XVI

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 875)

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Shaikh Asad Ali Dilawary*, Muhammad Khalid, Amjad Ali, Hamid Zaigham

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C-103, Fused Slurry Silicide, Nb Silicide, R512E, Thermal Oxidation

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