High-temperature microstructural evolution and quantification for alloys IN740 and IN740H: comparative study

In ultra-supercritical power plants, Ni-base alloys are candidate materials for long-term, high-temperature applications, operating at temperatures and pressures as high as 750°C and 35 MPa. Alloy IN740 and its modification, alloy IN740H, are considered for such applications. Their microstructural e...

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Main Authors:	Fabio Di Martino, Roy G. Faulkner, Simon Hogg
Format:	Default Article
Published:	2016
Subjects:	Materials engineering not elsewhere classified Mechanical engineering not elsewhere classified IN740 IN740H Ni-base alloys Ultra-supercritical power plant High-temperature Microstructural evolution Creep Materials Engineering not elsewhere classified Mechanical Engineering
Online Access:	https://hdl.handle.net/2134/26489
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