<p>The C286 alloy enhances its mechanical properties through the precipitation of the <i>γ</i>′-Ni<sub>3</sub>(Ti,Al) phase during aging; however, the <i>η</i>-Ni<sub>3</sub>Ti phase forms during conventional heat treatment. To investigate the precipitation behavior of the <i>η</i> phase and its impact on hardness, this study examines C286 alloy subjected to hot-working deformations of 19.70, 48.96, and 78.07%, following solid solution treatment at 1000&#xa0;°C for 1&#xa0;hour and aging at 400-900&#xa0;°C for 2.5 and 16&#xa0;hours, respectively. The results demonstrate that the <i>η</i> phase reduces hardness, with larger sizes and higher densities leading to lower hardness values. For the 2.5-hour aging treatment, the hardness peaked at HV332–339 at 780&#xa0;°C, declining thereafter due to <i>η</i> phase precipitation (780-900&#xa0;°C). For the 16-hour aging treatment, the hardness reached a maximum of HV342–350 at 750&#xa0;°C, decreasing with extensive <i>η</i> phase precipitation (750-900&#xa0;°C). During aging at 870&#xa0;°C for 16&#xa0;hours, the hardness slightly increased due to a reduction in <i>η</i> phase density and an increase in <i>γ′</i> phase density. Prolonged aging lowered the precipitation temperature of the <i>η</i> phase and increased its quantity at the same temperature. The hardness is governed by the interplay between the <i>γ′</i> and <i>η</i> phases.</p>

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Aging-Induced η Phase Precipitation and Hardness Evolution in C286 Alloy

  • Keke Xing,
  • Weifeng Peng,
  • Jianing Xue,
  • Mingzhou Xu

摘要

The C286 alloy enhances its mechanical properties through the precipitation of the γ′-Ni3(Ti,Al) phase during aging; however, the η-Ni3Ti phase forms during conventional heat treatment. To investigate the precipitation behavior of the η phase and its impact on hardness, this study examines C286 alloy subjected to hot-working deformations of 19.70, 48.96, and 78.07%, following solid solution treatment at 1000 °C for 1 hour and aging at 400-900 °C for 2.5 and 16 hours, respectively. The results demonstrate that the η phase reduces hardness, with larger sizes and higher densities leading to lower hardness values. For the 2.5-hour aging treatment, the hardness peaked at HV332–339 at 780 °C, declining thereafter due to η phase precipitation (780-900 °C). For the 16-hour aging treatment, the hardness reached a maximum of HV342–350 at 750 °C, decreasing with extensive η phase precipitation (750-900 °C). During aging at 870 °C for 16 hours, the hardness slightly increased due to a reduction in η phase density and an increase in γ′ phase density. Prolonged aging lowered the precipitation temperature of the η phase and increased its quantity at the same temperature. The hardness is governed by the interplay between the γ′ and η phases.