Introduction to the Properties of GH2136 (GH136) Precipitation Hardening Deformation High Temperature Alloy

   GH2136 (GH136) precipitation hardening deformation high-temperature alloy

  GH2136 is a Fe Ni Cr based precipitation hardening deformation high-temperature alloy, used at temperatures below 700 ℃. This alloy is developed on the basis of GH2132 alloy, which reduces the manganese and silicon content and appropriately increases the titanium, boron, and carbon content. In long-term use, this alloy reduces the G phase σ The precipitation tendency of equal brittle phases improves the stability of the alloy's microstructure and properties during long-term use. The alloy has good comprehensive properties, stable microstructure after long-term use, good oxidation resistance, small linear expansion coefficient, and is easy to weld and form. The main products include bars and forgings.

  Alloys have been used to produce turbine discs and other high-temperature components for aircraft engines operating at 650 ℃ -700 ℃.

  After long-term aging at 600 ℃ -700 ℃ for 1000h-3000h, the γ‘ Gradually moving towards η Phase transformation and reduction of creep and endurance limits. Cellular form η The phase forms at around 800 ℃ and appears in the form of flakes or Weinsteinite at higher temperatures, reducing the impact toughness and plasticity of the alloy.

  Heat treatment system

  Hot rolled bars, forged bars, forgings: fixed at 980 ℃ for 1 hour, water cooled, aged at 720 ℃ for 16 hours, air cooled

  Density: 8.03



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