Special features of brazing single-crystal castings of ZhS32 alloy

V.I. Lukin All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Materials ‘VIAM’, Moscow, 105005, Russia

V.S. Rylnikov All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Materials ‘VIAM’, Moscow, 105005, Russia

A.N. Afanasyev-Khodykin All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Materials ‘VIAM’, Moscow, 105005, Russia

N.G. Orekhov All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Materials ‘VIAM’, Moscow, 105005, Russia

Abstract

The technology of brazing high-strength permanent joints in single-crystal alloys is described in the example of ZhS32 alloy. A technology has been developed for the preparation of the surface for relieving residual stresses after machining. The results of strength tests on the brazed joints in ZhS32 alloy are presented.

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^1. EP 0079692. Patent 5882446 (USA).

^2. Patent 225110, 2230821 (Russia).

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