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Reduced Dwell-Fatigue Resistance in a Ni-Base Superalloy After Short-Term Thermal Exposure

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The effect of short-term thermal exposure on microstructure and dwell-fatigue resistance of Ni-base superalloy 718Plus was investigated. Contrary to previous studies performed after long-term exposure, an increase in the dwell-fatigue crack growth rate was observed, which was connected to a small increase in the size of the hardening precipitates. The proposed controlling mechanism was the stress relaxation rate at the crack tip, and based on this a schematic model for the development of the properties during exposure is presented.

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The mechanical data used in this study were produced in the EU FP7 Project VITAL. The access to MAX lI I911-4 beamline was provided through Grant 20120098. Dr. Sylvio Haas, MAX-Lab, is kindly acknowledged for the assistance during the SAXS experiments. The Swedish Board for Strategic Research (SSF) is thanked for the financial support (Grant SM11-0008), which allowed this study to be performed.

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Hörnqvist, M., Viskari, L. Reduced Dwell-Fatigue Resistance in a Ni-Base Superalloy After Short-Term Thermal Exposure. Metall Mater Trans A 45, 2699–2703 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11661-014-2291-4

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