Cyclic-oxidation behaviours of the powder-metallurgy TiAl–4Nb–3Mn and TiAl–2Nb–2Mo beta-gamma alloys

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DOIResolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/00084433.2016.1267923
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  1. National Research Council Canada. Aerospace
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TypeArticle
Journal titleCanadian Metallurgical Quarterly
ISSN0008-4433
1879-1395
Volume56
Issue1
Pages123–136
Subjectbeta-gamma alloy; powder-metallurgy; cyclic oxidation; titanium nitride
Abstract
For this study, cyclic-oxidation tests for the powder-metallurgy TiAl–4Nb–3Mn and TiAl–2Nb–2Mo alloys were carried out in air between room temperature and 900°C, and the oxidation behaviours under cyclic oxidation were compared with those under isothermal oxidation. The morphologies and structures of the oxides are identical to those from isothermal oxidation, except for the Mn-oxide formation on the top surface in the case of the TiAl–4Nb–3Mn alloy. The growth rate of the oxides in the TiAl–2Nb–2Mo alloy is slower and more stable than that of the oxides in the TiAl–4Nb–3Mn alloy, and severe internal oxidation is also evident in the latter alloy; however, the weight gain showed a sudden drop in the TiAl–2Nb–2Mo alloy that is mainly due to the enhanced formation of titanium nitrides at the interface.
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PublisherTaylor & Francis
LanguageEnglish
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NPARC number23002685
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