Abstract
The work deals with the fundamentals of nanomodification of the GS3 heat-resisting multicomponent nickel alloy, out of which blades for gas turbine engines are made. The selection of the modifier for the experimental alloy was justified; the technology of acquiring the nanomodifier, using the plasma-chemical synthesis method, was developed; and the calculations of the specific surface of the TiC particles were performed. The required quantity of nanomodifier introduced to the liquid alloy to acquire the set structure was determined experimentally. Through electronic microprobe analysis, introduction to the metal matric of nanoparticles of titanium carbide is approved. Nanomodification allows achieving refinement of the GS3 nickel alloy structure, which is going to provide an opportunity to increase the effective life of gas turbine engine blades.
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