CMSX-4(Ni-Co-Cr-Ta-W)


1. Introduce

– Second generation single crystal superalloys

– High strength alloy with improved heat resistance compared to the first generation single crystal superalloys

– Re, Hf, Nb, V, etc. are added to the basic composition of the first generation single crystal superalloy

* Single crystal superalloy

  1. Superalloy developed to minimize grain boundaries to increase creep resistance and temperature acceptance
  2. The addition of grain boundary strengthening elements such as C, B, Zr, and Hf suppresses grain boundary formation and allows heat treatment at higher temperatures to increase the fraction of γ′ phase and improve microstructure uniformity
  3. Large amounts of refractory alloying elements such as W, Ta, and Mo are added to optimize the mechanical properties of single crystal alloys
  4. Representative first generation single crystal superalloys : CMSX-2, CMSX-3, CMSX-6, Rene N4, PWA1480, etc.
  5. Representative second generation single crystal superalloys : CMSX-4, Rene N5, PWA 1484, etc.
  6. Representative 3rd generation single crystal superalloys : CMSX-10, Rene N6, etc.

2. Property

– Excellent high temperature strength, oxidation resistance, creep resistance, and corrosion resistance

ElementImpact
NiProvides excellent strength and corrosion resistance
CoProvides strength, creep properties
CrProvides high temperature corrosion resistance
TaProvides strength, fraction of γ′ phase
WHighly reinforced element, high temperature creep characteristics
ReTensile strength at high temperature, creep characteristics

[CMSX-4 Chemical Composition (%)]

NiCrAlTiMo
Min. 67.70Max. 6.50Max. 5.60Max. 1.00Max. 0.60
CoTaReHf
Max. 9.00Max. 6.50Max. 3.00Max. 0.10

3. Available Form

– Bar, Rod

– Sheet, Plate

– Wire, Coil

4. Application & Product

– Aerospace

ApplicationProduct
AerospaceGas turbine blades, Airfoils

(1) Gas turbine blades / (2) Airfoils

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