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The cause of damage in internal and external containers of the nozzle set of the first stage of the TV3-117 engine is shown to be the intercrystallite gas corrosion of the materials of which they are produced (alloy KhN38VT and steel 12Kh18N10T, respectively). It is shown that low-active circulating-gas aluminizing can be used for repairing the parts, increasing their high-temperature strength, and “curing” micro- and macrocracks.
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Styazhkin, V.A., Kopylov, A.A., Veksler, Y.G. et al. Use of Low-Active Circulating-Gas Aluminizing for Repairing the Nozzle-Set Containers of a Turbine. Metal Science and Heat Treatment 43, 23–25 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010462004414
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