Gamma Matrix Stability
Gamma Matrix Stability is a material property that characterizes the thermodynamic and microstructural resistance of the face-centered cubic γ phase in nickel-based superalloys to decomposition, coarsening, or transformation under high-temperature service conditions, thereby preserving the coherent, ordered γ' precipitate dispersion essential for creep and oxidation resistance.
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Physical aspects of hot-working gamma-based titanium aluminides
F. Appel, Michael Oehring, Jonathan Paul et al. · Intermetallics · 2004 · 93 citations
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Université Paris-Sud
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Northwestern Polytechnical University
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