Modeling the Specific Heat Capacity of Chemical Elements Superalloys of Gas Turbines

Ildar Kh. Badamshin

doi:10.4028/p-041jc1

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Modeling the Specific Heat Capacity of Chemical Elements Superalloys of Gas Turbines

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One of the thermophysical characteristics of metals and alloys is the specific heat capacity. It is measured, as a rule, experimentally, which determines the high cost and labor intensity of this approach. A model has been developed for calculating the specific heat capacity of chemical elements and their compounds. The calculation results are in satisfactory agreement with the experimental data of other authors (reference data). The simulation results are used to calculate the thermal state of gas turbine parts. It can also be used in alloy design.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 944)

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Ildar Kh. Badamshin*

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Chemical Elements Superalloys, Forces of Interatomic Interaction in Materials, Gas Turbine, Specific Heat Capacity

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