Cyclic heat treatment for controlling grain size of superalloy c

Metal treatment – Process of modifying or maintaining internal physical... – Heating or cooling of solid metal

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148410, 148674, 148555, C22F 110

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ABSTRACT:
Superalloy castings having large variations in section thickness are heat treated using a cyclic stress relief procedure, with the temperature being cycled between about 50.degree. F. (28.degree. C.) and 150.degree. F. (83.degree. C.) below the second phase particle solvus temperature, to relieve the residual stresses incurred during cooling within the mold following casting, followed by a solution cycle at a temperature about 25.degree. F. (14.degree. C.) below the second phase particle solvus temperature to dissolve some or all of the second phase particles.

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