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Original Articles

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
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V.S. Rylnikov All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Materials ‘VIAM’, Moscow, 105005, Russia
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A.N. Afanasyev-Khodykin All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Materials ‘VIAM’, Moscow, 105005, Russia
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N.G. Orekhov All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Materials ‘VIAM’, Moscow, 105005, Russia
Pages 524-528 | Published online: 03 Oct 2012
 
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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.

Notes

1. EP 0079692. Patent 5882446 (USA).

2. Patent 225110, 2230821 (Russia).

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