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Brittleness temperature range of Fe-Al alloy

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Adamiec J. , Kalka M.

tom Vol. 18, nr 1-2

43--46

Purpose: The purpose of this paper was to experimentally determine the brittleness temperature range of an alloy based on the intermetallic FeAl phase matrix. This was done in order to evaluate the applicability of the said alloy for bonding using welding methods, and specifically, whether the character of the brittleness temperature range of the material indicates susceptibility to hot cracking. Design/methodology/approach: The research was executed using a Gleeble 3800 type simulating device. A simulation of the heating process at a set rate of 20ºC/s was conducted in order to determine the NST and then NDT temperatures during the heating stage, followed by the determination of DRT temperature during the cooling stage. This allowed to evaluate the brittleness temperature range. Findings: The executed tests allowed to determine the brittleness temperature range for the examined FeAl alloy which was found to be situated between 1320°C and the liquidus temperature for the heating stage, and down to 1330°C for the cooling stage. The index of hot cracking resistance was found to be 0.05. Research limitations/implications: The method of simulating the flow of a welding process using the Gleeble 3800 simulator allows to simply and effectively determine the characteristic temperatures of the process and the susceptibility of a given alloy to hot cracking. Originality/value: Using a Gleeble 3800 type simulator for the examination of an FeAl alloy in a semi-solid state enables one to evaluate the material’s suitability for permanent bonding, eg. welding. Such data is indispensable for a technologist or a constructor designing components made of an alloy based on the FeAl phase.