High Temperature Alloys and Creep
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This cluster of papers focuses on the development, properties, and behavior of nickel-based superalloys and high-temperature steels. It covers topics such as microstructure, phase stability, creep resistance, materials design, physical metallurgy, and ratcheting simulation.
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nickel-based superalloy; creep rupture; high-temperature alloys; high-temperature creep; γ′ precipitates; heat-resistant steel; creep behavior; high-temperature strength; creep resistance; single crystal superalloy; high-temperature materials; uniaxial creep; creep damage; creep-fatigue interaction; carburizing; M23C6 carbides; creep rupture strength; helium turbine; nuclear design rules; methane reforming gas; nuclear process heat; nickel-based single crystal superalloy; high-temperature fatigue; superalloys; P91 steel
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Morton address: 36240454220153457 · morton4x16-v1
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