Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a Cr-base heat-resisting alloy usable, e.g. as a material for moving and stationary blades of a gas turbine, having high-temperature strength equal to or higher than that of an Ni-base alloy and also having excellent room-temperature ductility. SOLUTION: The Cr-base heat-resisting alloy has a composition composed essentially of Cr and containing 1-40 atomic % of either of Re and W or a mixture thereof.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a nickel based single crystal superalloy having improved creep strength and structural stability in a high temperature environment, its production method and gas turbine high temperature parts. SOLUTION: This superalloy has a composition containing, by weight, 4.0 to 11.0% cobalt, 3.5 to =4.0%. Also, the total content of renium, molybdenum, tungsten and chromium is
Abstract:
A novel program for supporting design of a gamma dash precipitation strengthened platinum group element-added Ni-based superalloy. To support the design, a computer is allowed to function as input means (1) for inputting the composition, use temperature, and use stress of an Ni-based superalloy, storage means (2) for previously storing the constituent elements of the Ni-based superalloy, the structure factor calculation formula thereof, and the alloy characteristic calculation formula thereof, structure factor calculating means (3) for calculating the structure factor from the alloy composition by using the structure factor calculation formula read from the storage means (2), alloy characteristic calculating means (4) for calculating an alloy characteristic from the alloy composition, the structure factor, the use temperature, and the use stress by using the alloy characteristic calculate formula read out of the storage means (2), and output mean (5) for outputting the structure factor and alloy characteristic together with the alloy composition. Therefore, alloy characteristic analysis and alloy composition search of a gamma dash precipitation strengthened platinum group element-added Ni-based superalloy are simply, easily, and efficiently conducted. A design supporting device therefor is also disclosed.