GB/T 31309-2014
AbolishedCalculation of electoron vacancy number in nickel-base superalloys
镍基高温合金电子空位数计算方法
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This standard specifies the calculation method for determining the electron vacancy number in nickel-base superalloys, which is a key parameter for predicting the formation of topologically close-packed (TCP) phases that can embrittle the material. It is applied in the metallurgical industry, specifically during the alloy design and quality control of superalloys used in high-temperature components such as turbine blades and discs in aerospace and power generation. The standard ensures consistent evaluation of phase stability to prevent premature failure under prolonged thermal and mechanical stress.
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