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Oxygen-affected cracking commonly presents on thin Ni-based single crystal superalloy components serving in high temperature and oxidizing environments. This study uses a newly developed in-situ thermal-stress environmental transmission electron microscope to investigate the oxidation and fracture behaviors of Ni-based single crystal superalloy at 650 degrees C under stress. The in-situ oxidation was found to change the tensile fracture mode from the close-packed {111} planes of plastic fracture to {001} planes adjacent to gamma/gamma ' interfaces of brittle fracture. The microanalysis also revealed that the gamma ' cuboids, gamma phase, and gamma/gamma interface exhibit different oxidation behavior, thus underscoring the thickness debit effect. [GRAPHICS] .
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MATERIALS RESEARCH LETTERS
ISSN: 2166-3831
Year: 2021
Issue: 12
Volume: 9
Page: 531-539
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SCOPUS Cited Count: 14
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