| Autor: |
MAKSYMOVA, S. V., KHORUNOV, V. F., MYASOEDOV, V. V. |
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Paton Welding Journal; Dec2015, Issue 12, p8-13, 6p |
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Properties of brazed joints are caused by their microstructure. Therefore, metallographic and X-ray microspectral analysis of brazed joints have large importance in selection of composition of brazing filler metal and parameters of technological mode of brazing. Relevance of such investigations rises in development of technological processes for brazing of the joints from materials of new generation, to which nickel alloys based on γ'-Ni3Al intermetallic can be referred. This paper represents the results of metallographic and X-ray microspectral analysis of the brazed joints from heat-resistant nickel alloy based on Ni3Al intermetallic with Inconel 718 grade wrought alloy produced with the Ni--Cr--Fe--B--Si and Ni--Pd--Cr--X(Ge, Co) system brazing filler metals. Effect of depressants, i.e. boron and silicon, on formation of structure in seams is shown. Influence of constituents of material being brazed on composition and morphology of seam is determined. It is found that brazing of Ni3Al-based alloy using Ni--Pd--Cr--X(Ge, Co) brazing filler metal provides for seam structure consisting of solid solution based on nickel and single dispersed phases. The latter are enriched with (Pd, X)Al type aluminum, a concentration of which corresponds to aluminum concentration in the base metal. Their formation takes place due to diffusion processes at interface. Single- phase areas consisting of nickel-based solid solution are observed in the brazed seam. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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