The microstructure evolution and growth orientation of directionally solidified Mg-4 wt% Zn alloy in the growth rate range from 20 to 200μm/s were investigated. A typical cellular structure was observed with a growth...The microstructure evolution and growth orientation of directionally solidified Mg-4 wt% Zn alloy in the growth rate range from 20 to 200μm/s were investigated. A typical cellular structure was observed with a growth rate of 20 μm/s, and the cellular spacing was 115 μm. When the growth rate increased to 60 μm/s, cellular structure with some developed perturbations was obtained and the cellular spacing was 145 μm, suggesting that the cell-to-dendrite transition happened at the growth rate lower than 60 μm/s. As the growth rate further increased, the microstructure was dendritic and the primary dendritic arm spacing decreased. The relationship between the primary dendritic arm spacings and the growth rates was in good agreement with Trivedi model during dendritic growth. Besides, X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy analyses showed that the growth direction of directionally solidified Mg-4 wt% Zn alloy was （1120） lay in {0002} crystal plane, and the preferred orientation was explained with the lattice vibration model for one-dimensional monatomic chain.展开更多
Directionally solidified microstructures of Cu-75%Sn peritectic alloy were investigated at the growth rate ranging from 1 to 300 μm/s. With the growth rate increasing, directionally solidified plate-like microstructu...Directionally solidified microstructures of Cu-75%Sn peritectic alloy were investigated at the growth rate ranging from 1 to 300 μm/s. With the growth rate increasing, directionally solidified plate-like microstructures in Cu-75%Sn peritectic alloy are refined by the increase of nucleation quantities of primary ε phases and cooling rate. Peritectic η phase can grow by the peritectic transformation and direct solidification from the liquid. At the low growth rate varying from 5 to 10 μm/s, the width of ε phase increases due to the effect of the peritectic transformation; however, at higher growth rate, the deviation between the width of ε phase and the whole plate-like microstructure increases resulting from direct solidification of η phase from the undercooled melt. The regressed data show that the relationship between the width of the whole plate-like microstructure （W） and the growth rate （v） satisfies as Wv0.27=117 μm1.27·s-0.27 and the primary dendritic arm spacing （λ） with the growth rate has a relation of λv0.208=153.8 μm1.208·s-0.208 as the growth rate increases from 3 to 300 μm/s.展开更多
The relationship between primary dendrite arm spacing and sample diameter was studied during directional solidification for Al-4%Cu (mass fraction) alloy. It is shown that primary dendrite spacing is decreased with th...The relationship between primary dendrite arm spacing and sample diameter was studied during directional solidification for Al-4%Cu (mass fraction) alloy. It is shown that primary dendrite spacing is decreased with the decrease of the sample diameter at given growth rate. By regressing the relationship between primary dendrite arm spacing and the growth rate, the primary dendrite arm spacing complies with 461.76v-0.53, 417.92v-0.28 and 415.83v-0.25 for the sample diameter of 1.8, 3.5 and 7.2 mm, respectively. The primary dendrite spacing, growth rate and thermal gradient for different sample diameters comply with 28.77v-0.35G-0.70, 23.17v-0.35G-0.70 and 23.84v-0.35G-0.70, respectively. They are all consistent with the theoretical model λ1 =k b v-a1G-b1, and b1/a1=2. By analyzing the experimental results with classical models, it is shown that KURZ-FISHER model fits for the primary dendrite spacing in smaller sample diameters with weaker thermosolute convection. Whereas TRIVEDI model is suitable for describing primary dendrite arm spacing with a larger diameter (d>2 mm) where convection should be considered.展开更多
The microstructure and stress-rupture property of the large-scale complex single crystal（SX） casting DD10 were investigated in high-rate solidification process. It is found that the primary dendrite arm spacing（PDA...The microstructure and stress-rupture property of the large-scale complex single crystal（SX） casting DD10 were investigated in high-rate solidification process. It is found that the primary dendrite arm spacing（PDAS） does not increase monotonically with the height increase. When across the platform, the temperature gradient increases due to the effect of platform, and the corresponding PDAS decreases. The distribution of eutectic volume fraction in large-scale complex SX casting is affected by PDAS, solid back diffusion, and the development of high order dendrites. The eutectic volume fraction contained in the sample taken below the platform decreases with the height increase. While the eutectic volume fraction contained in the sample taken upper the platform increases gradually with the height increase. After heat treatment,most of the γ/γ＇ eutectics are eliminated and the components are distributed uniformly. The similar stress rupture properties of the samples at different heights in the same direction are obtained.展开更多
文摘The microstructure evolution and growth orientation of directionally solidified Mg-4 wt% Zn alloy in the growth rate range from 20 to 200μm/s were investigated. A typical cellular structure was observed with a growth rate of 20 μm/s, and the cellular spacing was 115 μm. When the growth rate increased to 60 μm/s, cellular structure with some developed perturbations was obtained and the cellular spacing was 145 μm, suggesting that the cell-to-dendrite transition happened at the growth rate lower than 60 μm/s. As the growth rate further increased, the microstructure was dendritic and the primary dendritic arm spacing decreased. The relationship between the primary dendritic arm spacings and the growth rates was in good agreement with Trivedi model during dendritic growth. Besides, X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy analyses showed that the growth direction of directionally solidified Mg-4 wt% Zn alloy was （1120） lay in {0002} crystal plane, and the preferred orientation was explained with the lattice vibration model for one-dimensional monatomic chain.
基金Projects(50395102 50401014) supported by the National Nature Science Foundation of China DPOP Project supportedby the NWPU
文摘Directionally solidified microstructures of Cu-75%Sn peritectic alloy were investigated at the growth rate ranging from 1 to 300 μm/s. With the growth rate increasing, directionally solidified plate-like microstructures in Cu-75%Sn peritectic alloy are refined by the increase of nucleation quantities of primary ε phases and cooling rate. Peritectic η phase can grow by the peritectic transformation and direct solidification from the liquid. At the low growth rate varying from 5 to 10 μm/s, the width of ε phase increases due to the effect of the peritectic transformation; however, at higher growth rate, the deviation between the width of ε phase and the whole plate-like microstructure increases resulting from direct solidification of η phase from the undercooled melt. The regressed data show that the relationship between the width of the whole plate-like microstructure （W） and the growth rate （v） satisfies as Wv0.27=117 μm1.27·s-0.27 and the primary dendritic arm spacing （λ） with the growth rate has a relation of λv0.208=153.8 μm1.208·s-0.208 as the growth rate increases from 3 to 300 μm/s.
基金Project(50771081) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘The relationship between primary dendrite arm spacing and sample diameter was studied during directional solidification for Al-4%Cu (mass fraction) alloy. It is shown that primary dendrite spacing is decreased with the decrease of the sample diameter at given growth rate. By regressing the relationship between primary dendrite arm spacing and the growth rate, the primary dendrite arm spacing complies with 461.76v-0.53, 417.92v-0.28 and 415.83v-0.25 for the sample diameter of 1.8, 3.5 and 7.2 mm, respectively. The primary dendrite spacing, growth rate and thermal gradient for different sample diameters comply with 28.77v-0.35G-0.70, 23.17v-0.35G-0.70 and 23.84v-0.35G-0.70, respectively. They are all consistent with the theoretical model λ1 =k b v-a1G-b1, and b1/a1=2. By analyzing the experimental results with classical models, it is shown that KURZ-FISHER model fits for the primary dendrite spacing in smaller sample diameters with weaker thermosolute convection. Whereas TRIVEDI model is suitable for describing primary dendrite arm spacing with a larger diameter (d>2 mm) where convection should be considered.
基金supported financially by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2016YFB0701403)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51631008 and 51401216)
文摘The microstructure and stress-rupture property of the large-scale complex single crystal（SX） casting DD10 were investigated in high-rate solidification process. It is found that the primary dendrite arm spacing（PDAS） does not increase monotonically with the height increase. When across the platform, the temperature gradient increases due to the effect of platform, and the corresponding PDAS decreases. The distribution of eutectic volume fraction in large-scale complex SX casting is affected by PDAS, solid back diffusion, and the development of high order dendrites. The eutectic volume fraction contained in the sample taken below the platform decreases with the height increase. While the eutectic volume fraction contained in the sample taken upper the platform increases gradually with the height increase. After heat treatment,most of the γ/γ＇ eutectics are eliminated and the components are distributed uniformly. The similar stress rupture properties of the samples at different heights in the same direction are obtained.
