journal article·2004-03

Phase relation and microstructure in multi-phase intermetallic alloys based on Ni3Si–Ni3Ti–Ni3Nb pseudo-ternary alloy system

K. Tomihisa, Y. Kaneno, T. Takasugi

Intermetallics· Volume 12· Issue 3
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Abstract

The phase relation and microstructure of alloys based on Ni 3Si–Ni 3Ti–Ni 3 Nb pseudo-ternary alloy system at 1323 K were investigated by optical microscopy, X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy (attached with a wavelength dispersive spectroscope). In high Ti concentration region, L1 2(Ni 3Si), D0 24(Ni 3Ti), D0a(Ni 3Nb) and D0 19(Ni 3Ti 0.7Nb 0.3 ) were identified and then their phase fields were shown to depend upon the electron concentration ( e/a) and the atomic size factor ( R x /R Ni ) of constituent atoms. Among four intermetallic phases identified, four kinds of two-phase relations (i.e. L1 2–D0 24, D0 24–D0 19, D0 19–D0a and D0 19–L1 2) and two kinds of three-phase relations (i.e. L1 2–D0 24–D0 19 and L1 2–D0 19–D0a) were found to exist. In low Ti concentration region, a four-phase microstructure consisting of L1 2, D8a(Ni 16Si 7(Ti,Nb) 6), D0a and Al(Ni solid solution) was observed to exist. The L1 2 phase cannot be directly equilibrated with the D0a phase. The prepared alloys exhibited widely different microstructures, depending on alloy compositions whether they exist in a single phase, a two-phase or a three-phase region, and also on constituent intermetallic phases.
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