Abstract
AbstractThe strain distribution in a new generation nickel-based single crystal superalloy has been determined in the temperature range 293 K– 1598 K. Measurements have been performed using diffraction of high energy synchrotron radiation (150 keV,λ= 0.008 nm) to determine the variations with temperature of the γ/γ′ lattice mismatch and of the γ′ volume fraction. The chemical segregation at the dendrite scale and the internal stress induce a large range of values for the lattice mismatch. The measurements of the γ′ volume fraction determined by X-ray diffraction are in agreement with those obtained by atom probe tomography, image analysis or computation.
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