Micrograph Library
Browse the libraryAdvanced searchSystemsCompositionsTechniquesKeywordsPhase diagramsHelpPreferencesAbout the micrograph libraryTerms of useContribute micrographs!FeedbackLinksCredits Print this page
Micrograph 722 and full record
- Micrograph no
- 722
- Brief description
- Ni-Superalloy
- Keywords
- creep
, nickel, single crystal - Categories
- Metal or alloy
- System
- Ni-X
- Composition
- Ni, Al, Re, W, Ta, Cr, Co, Ru (Ni-Superalloy)
- Standard codes
- Reaction
- Processing
- Solution heat treated, creep test
- Applications
- The single crystal superalloy can undergo microstructural changes when it’s stressed at high temperature, the phenomena is called "rafting", which can be good for high temperature (above 1050°C) and low stress (100 MPa) conditions.
- Sample preparation
- Standard polishing procedure
- Technique
- Field emission gun scanning electron microscopy (FEGSEM) in secondary electron imaging (SEI) mode
- Length bar
- 6 μm
- Further information
- This image shows the microstructure of a crept Ni-base superalloy. The g' phase has rafted.
- Contributor
- A C Yeh
- Organisation
- Rolls-Royce University Technology Centre, Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge
- Date
- 05/03/03
- Licence for re-use
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International- Related micrographs
View image alone .. in a new window
Help is available on downloading images