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High Temperature Alloys

Their Exploitable Potential

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  • © 1987

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Editors:
  1. J. B. Marriott

    1. CEC Joint Research Centre, Petten Establishment, The Netherlands

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  2. M. Merz

    1. CEC Joint Research Centre, Petten Establishment, The Netherlands

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  3. J. Nihoul

    1. NET-TEAM, Garching, Germany

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  4. J. Ward

    1. Stourbridge, UK

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Table of contents (52 chapters)

  1. Theoretical and Practical Limits of HT Alloys

    1. Sub-session 2.1.:

      1. The Laser Raman Microprobe — A New Technique for the Identification of Corrosion Scale Constituents
        • M. J. Bennett, P. R. Graves, R. W. M. Hawes
        Pages 205-215
      2. Rapporteur’s Synthesis
        • F. Gesmundo
        Pages 217-218

  2. Potential for Develovment in Alloys and Processing

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 219-219
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    2. Sub-session 2.1.:

      1. Steels and Nickel-Base Alloys
        • J. Morlet
        Pages 221-233
      2. The Production and Properties of Large NIMONIC* Alloy 901 Discs for Land-Based Gas Turbines
        • I. C. Elliott, P. M. Williams
        Pages 235-246
      3. Development of 12Cr-1Mo-1W-V-Nb Steel for Elevated Temperature Applications
        • K. Yoshikawa, A. Iseda, H. Teranishi, F. Masuyama, T. Daikoku, H. Haneda
        Pages 247-256
      4. Service Experiences of 12Cr-1Mo-1W-V-Nb Steel and 9Cr-2Mo Steel in a Power Boiler
        • F. Masuyama, T. Daikoku, H. Haneda, K. Yoshikawa, A. Iseda, H. Teranishi
        Pages 257-266
      5. An Austenitic Heat Resisting Steel Tube Developed for Advanced Fossil-Fired Steam Plants
        • M. Kikuchi, M. Sakakibara, Y. Otoguro, H. Mimura, S. Araki, T. Fujita
        Pages 267-276
      6. Hot Working of Duplex Stainless Steels and Nickel-Iron Superalloys
        • Mme T. Toll-Duchanoy, G. Metauer, M. Gantois
        Pages 277-286
      7. Development of a Duplex Structure 12cr-1.5mo-1w Steel for Elevated Temperature Applications
        • E. J. Vineberg, T. B. Cox, C. C. Clark, P. Boussel
        Pages 287-296
      8. The Influence of Powder Processing Variables on the Structure and Properties of Hiped Low Carbon Astroloy
        • T. C. Lu, T. T. Nguyen, Y. Bienvenu, J. H. Davidson, O. Dugue
        Pages 297-305
      9. Sensitivity of Mechanical Properties of Nickel Base Alloys to Cooling Rates
        • Didier Lestrat, Jean Loup Strudel
        Pages 307-316
      10. Effects of Cobalt on the Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of the Fe-Ni-Co-Base Superalloy Refractoloy26
        • G. L. Chen, L. Z. Zhuang, J. L. Xu
        Pages 317-326
      11. Properties and Applications of Hot Formed O.D.S. Alloys
        • E. Grundy, W. H. Patton
        Pages 327-335
      12. Influence of Regeneration Treatments on Creep Rupture Lifes of Turbine Blades
        • W.-B. Busch, J. Wortmann
        Pages 337-346
      13. Rapporteur’s Synthesis
        • K. Schneider
        Pages 347-348

    3. Sub-session 2.2.:

      1. Coatings: Their Potential and Limits
        • R. Mevrel, R. Pichoir
        Pages 351-352
      2. Diffusion Phenomena Between Coating and Base Material in Ni-Base Superalloy
        • A. Zambon, E. Ramous
        Pages 353-361
      3. The High Temperature Oxidation Behaviour of the Single Crystal Ni-Base alloy M002 Mod. With and Without Protective Coatings
        • L. Peichl, J. Wortmann, H.-J. Rätzer-Scheibe
        Pages 363-373
      4. Rapporteur’s Synthesis
        • J. R. Nicholls
        Pages 375-377
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Advances in industrial technologies and improved performance of constructional materials are interdependent and have become of increasing concern in recent years. This Conference aimed to - provoke discussion of the limits towards which high temperature alloys properties can, ultimately, be developed, identify the resulting R&D requirements and design developments. Following a key-note paper concerning the relation of current capabilities to requirements for gas turbines the conference was structured into 3 sessions which examined: * the theoretical?ldpracticallimits for HT Alloys, * the potential for development in alloys and processing, * engineering considerations. Finally, feeling perhaps the approaching "wind of change"??1s Conference on remaining alloy potential was wound up with a paper entit1ed "The potential?ld problems ofEngineering Ceramics". The different sessions each included a number of invited papers followed by a series of posters and were concluded by a presentation of a "synthesis" by a sess10n rapporteur and general discussion. This structure is retained in the proceedings, including the discussion points in those cases where?le authors have provided written answers to questions raised.

Editors and Affiliations

  • CEC Joint Research Centre, Petten Establishment, The Netherlands

    J. B. Marriott, M. Merz

  • NET-TEAM, Garching, Germany

    J. Nihoul

  • Stourbridge, UK

    J. Ward

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