Kinetics of Diffusion Interaction in Cr15Ni60-AD1 Layered Composite

Victor Georgievich Shmorgun; Artem I. Bogdanov; D.V. Shcherbin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.299.760

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Kinetics of Diffusion Interaction in Cr15Ni60-AD1 Layered Composite

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The structure, phase and chemical composition of the diffusion interaction zone, formed at the interlayer boundary of a layered composite of the alloy Cr15Ni60-aluminum AD1, are studied. The temperature-time conditions for its nucleation and growth are determined. The diffusion zone has a fine predominantly heterogeneous structure and consists of solid solutions based on aluminides Al₃Ni, Al₃Ni₂ and Al₇Cr, as well as the ternary compound Al₅FeNi. It is shown that the intensity of diffusion zone growth at the interlayer boundary of the bimetal Cr15Ni60-AD1 is determined mainly by the heating temperature, and the dependence of its thickness on the exposure time obeys a parabolic law. The presence of chemical micro-inhomogeneity in the form of a melted metal at the interlayer boundary does not have a qualitative effect on the kinetics of the process: at the first stage, the diffusion zone repeats the contour of the fusion, and then, as the service time increases, «absorbs» it.

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Victor Georgievich Shmorgun, Artem I. Bogdanov*, D.V. Shcherbin

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Alloying, Chemical Interactions, Coatings, Diffusion, Heat Treatment, Interphase Physical, Nickel Aluminides

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