Overview Of The High-Temperature Mechanical Properties Of Pt-Alloys

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
S. Vorberg B. Fischer D. Lupton M. Wenderoth U. Glatzel R. Völkl
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

Owing to their excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance, Pt and its alloys are being used preferentially at elevated temperatures and in aggressive environments. For example, an important application field is the glass industry. Alongside the discovery of new potential application fields, the knowledge of material properties is essential for computer simulations, design configuration, process optimization, research and development or quality assurance purposes. Due to the importance for technical applications high-temperature properties have been investigated for currently available Pt-base alloys with ongoing improvements. For the determination of tensile creep test data up to 3000°C, including precise strain measurement, special experimental equipment has been developed at the University of Applied Sciences Jena, Germany. An overview of the existing and newly obtained mechanical property data on pure Pt, solid-solution strengthened Pt-Rh alloy, oxide dispersion-hardened materials Pt DPH and Pt 10%RhDPH as well as cutting-edge results on Pt-base superalloys hardened by intermetallic precipitates will be presented and discussed. Furthermore, some important application examples for the abovementioned Pt-materials will be given.
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APA: S. Vorberg B. Fischer D. Lupton M. Wenderoth U. Glatzel R. Völkl  (2006)  Overview Of The High-Temperature Mechanical Properties Of Pt-Alloys

MLA: S. Vorberg B. Fischer D. Lupton M. Wenderoth U. Glatzel R. Völkl Overview Of The High-Temperature Mechanical Properties Of Pt-Alloys. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2006.

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