B.Tech IV Year II Semester (R16)
The prime objective of the course is to make the students understand
various super alloys applied in nuclear, aerospace and space Industries.
Acquiring knowledge on the course, the student will be able to select the
required super alloys for specific applications.
Introduction to super alloys: Guide to selection of super alloys, wrought super alloys, Heat Resistant alloys. Physical Metallurgy: Microstructure of wrought Heat-Resisting Alloys, Microstructure of Ni-base & Co-base heat-resistant casting alloys. Temperature and Time-dependent Transformation. Application to Heat Treatment of High Temperature Alloys
Relationship of properties to microstructure in super alloys. Fracture properties of super alloys. High temperature corrosion and use of castings for protection. Effect of Physical Metallurgy and process variables on the microstructure of wrought super alloys. Process and Metallurgical factors affecting on super alloys and other high temperature materials
Melting Process: Melting of Super alloys; Principles and practices of vacuum Induction Melting and Vacuum Arc melting
Forming Methods: Forming and Fabrication of super alloys; Recent developments in P/M of super alloys-Production of components by Hot-Isostatic Pressing
Casting Methods: Improving turbine blade performance by solidification control -the development of single crystal turbine blades. Quality of super alloy castings; Heat Treating of Heat resistant alloys
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