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Ivan I. Fedorayev, Leonid I. Bakhratov, Natalia E. Dmitrieva

Reduction of the oxidized surface of cobalt-rhenium alloys with chromium from the gas phase

Abstract

Abstract. The development of new cobalt-based heat-resistant alloys for aerospace industry allows to go beyond the temperature capabilities of nickel superalloys, however, cobalt alloys are less resistant to high-temperature oxidation, and alloying cobalt alloys with aluminum or chromium can lead to the formation of brittle topologically dense phases. As a solution to this problem, surface alloying with chromium of cobalt alloys is proposed, carried out by interaction of their pre-oxidized surface with chromium from gas phase.
Key words: cobalt-rhenium alloys, high-temperature oxidation, scanning electron microscopy, local X-ray spectral analysis, X-ray phase analysis
Moscow University Chemistry Bulletin.
2025, Vol. 66, No. 1, P. 60
   

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