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Extreme-temperature oxidation behavior of nickel-based superalloys up to 1345 °C and the magnetic properties of their oxide layers
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• Extreme-temperature oxidation and magnetism of Ni-based superalloys are studied. • At 1345 °C, the inner oxide is a thickened zone with dispersed oxides. • Ta/W oxides form near (Ni,Co) spinels, promoting micropores and interfacial cracks. • Oxidation at 1345 °C induces room-temperature ferromagnetism from Ni0-rich regions.
Keywords:
Nickel-based superalloy
Oxidation
Surface morphology
Ferromagnetism
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