铼在镍基高温合金中作用机理的研究现状

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Nickel based single crystalline superalloys are irreplaceable materials for blades of aero-engines due to their superior mechanical properties and corrosion resistance at high temperature. A small amount of rhenium (Re) can significantly improve both temperature capability and mechanical properties of nickel superalloys which is referred to as “Re effect”. This paper briefly reviews research progresses on the distribution of Re in nickel superalloys, and the corresponding strengthening mechanisms. A discussion on the future researches and challenges on the study of “rhenium effect” are prospected.

Key words： rhenium effect nickel based superalloys strengthening mechanism

Published: 10 January 2018

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TG146.4+18

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	Qingqing DING
	Qian YU
	Jixue LI
	Ze ZHANG

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Qingqing DING,Qian YU,Jixue LI, et al. Research Progresses of Rhenium Effect in Nickel Based Superalloys[J]. Materials Reports, 2018, 32(1): 110-115.

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