Effect of residual elements on high performance nickel base superalloys for gas turbines and strategies for manufacture
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Abstract
The need for better gas turbine operating efficiency and reliability has resulted in tightening of specification and acceptance standards. It has been realized that some elements even at trace level, can have disastrous effect on high temperature properties. The present paper highlights the adverse effect of tramp elements and strategies that should be adopted to produce high purity superalloys.
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OpenAlex topics: High Temperature Alloys and Creep · Advancements in Materials Engineering · Material Properties and Applications
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