Experimental validation of residual stress thermomechanical simulation in as-quenched superalloy discs by using diffraction and incremental hole-drilling methods

Materials Today Communications(2021)

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Abstract
Mechanical properties of commercial Ni-based superalloys at elevated temperature rely strongly on the cooling rate during solution heat treatment. Quenching-induced residual stress can be crucial to machining accuracy and fatigue strength of industrial superalloy components.
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Residual stress,Turbine disc,Thermo-mechanical modeling,Neutron diffraction,Incremental hole-drilling method
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