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Crucible Compaction Metals P/M Low Carbon Astroloy, Supersolvus
Categories: Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Nickel Alloy; Superalloy

Material Notes: P/M Low Carbon Astroloy is often the superalloy of choice when applications require greater ductility along with substantial strength levels. When HIP and heat treatment above the solvus temperature, the allow provides excellent high temperature stress rupture life. Applications for this alloy include high pressure turbine discs and containment rings for aircraft auxiliary power units (APU). Thousands of APU high pressure turbine discs made from Crucible Low Carbon Astroloy are in service worldwide on commercial and military airplanes.

P/M Low Carbon Astroloy is available as near net shapes and standard mill forms consolidated by HIP or direct extrusion. As-HIP parts can range up to 46 inches (1.2 m) in diameter and weighs up to 16,000 lb (7,200 kg).

A balance of high strength and ductility. Supersolvus processing for enhanced creep resistance and stress rupture life.

Information provided by Crucible Compaction Metals.

Key Words: Powder Metallurgy
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Mechanical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Tensile Strength, Ultimate 155 MPa
@Temperature 760 °C
 185 MPa
@Temperature 371 °C
 195 MPa
@Temperature 10.0 °C
Tensile Strength, Yield 125 MPa
@Strain 0.2 %,
Temperature 760 °C
 130 MPa
@Strain 0.2 %,
Temperature 371 °C
 135 MPa
@Strain 0.2 %,
Temperature 10.0 °C
Elongation at Break 22 %
@Temperature 760 °C
 22.8 %
@Temperature 371 °C
 23.1 %
@Temperature 10.0 °C
Reduction of Area 23.8 %
@Temperature 10.0 °C
 25.8 %
@Temperature 371 °C
 35 %
@Temperature 760 °C
Rupture Strength 550 MPa
@Temperature 732 °C,
Time 720000 sec
 620 MPa
@Temperature 732 °C,
Time 324000 sec
 655 MPa
@Temperature 732 °C,
Time 180000 sec
 
Component Elements PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Aluminum, Al 3.85 - 4.15 %
Boron, B 0.015 - 0.025 %
Carbon, C 0.020 - 0.040 %
Chromium, Cr 14 - 16 %
Cobalt, Co 16 - 18 %
Molybdenum, Mo 4.5 - 5.5 %
Nickel, Ni 52.6 - 58.3 %As Balance
Titanium, Ti 3.35 - 3.65 %

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