Role of Niobium in high temperature alloys
Role of Niobium in high temperature alloys
What are the different roles of niobium in high temperature alloys?
Re: Role of Niobium in high temperature alloys
Considering the use in furnace tube materials, Niobium is added to decrease the migration of chrome from the matrix during carbide precipitation, thus avoiding the detriment of mechanical properties due to the lack of chromium.
Re: Role of Niobium in high temperature alloys
There are three things to consider when adding Nb for high temperature furnace tubes.
1. Its strength to form strong carbides causing partial replacement of Chromium-carbides (lesser the better).
2. Its ability to resist rupture at high temperatures minimizing the creep rate.
3. Eventual improvement in the mechanical properties but limited within 900 - 1100 C.
1. Its strength to form strong carbides causing partial replacement of Chromium-carbides (lesser the better).
2. Its ability to resist rupture at high temperatures minimizing the creep rate.
3. Eventual improvement in the mechanical properties but limited within 900 - 1100 C.
Re: Role of Niobium in high temperature alloys
Attaching a paper here, "Influence of niobium addition on the high temperature mechanical properties of a centrifugally cast HP alloy".
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