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Diffusion Modelling on the Microstructure Evolution in MCrAlY-Superalloy System
DOI:10.1007/s11666-020-01151-1.png)
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Elemental diffusion drives the microstructure development in the MCrAlY-superalloy systems at high temperature. In this paper, two diffusion models were built to simulate the diffusion behavior of elements in the coating or in the coating-substrate system. Firstly, a core-shell model was set up to investigate the thermodynamic and kinetic behavior of the localized microstructure. The results of the simulation successfully explained the mechanism of the formation of alpha(core)-gamma '(shell) structure at lower temperature (750 degrees C) and gamma(core)-beta(shell) structure at higher temperature (1100 degrees C). Secondly, a coating-substrate planner model was used to simulate the interdiffusion of elements between the MCrAlY coating and the superalloy substrate. The simulation results in the Ni22Cr10AlY-superalloy system semiquantitatively agreed with the experimental observation. Furthermore, by applying the planner diffusion model, the effect of the MCrAlY coatings on the formation of TCP phases in the substrate was studied, and a GOODMAN map for designing TCP-limited MCrAlY coatings can be provided.
Keyword:
core-shell
interdiffusion
MCrAlY
oxidation
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