Metal treatment – Stock – Nickel base
Patent
1986-06-05
1987-05-26
Brody, Christopher W.
Metal treatment
Stock
Nickel base
420460, C22C 1900
Patent
active
046683119
ABSTRACT:
A substantial increase in strength of a boron doped nickel aluminide is achieved by employing a substituent metal in the Ni.sub.3 Al composition to replace a part of the aluminum. Vanadium and silicon are successfully substituted for a portion of the aluminum to provide a composition:
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Chang Keh-Minn
Huang Shyh-Chin
Taub Alan I.
Brody Christopher W.
Davis Jr. James C.
General Electric Company
Rochford Paul E.
Webb II Paul R.
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