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Abstract
This paper introduces GRX-810, a new oxide-dispersion-strengthened NiCoCr-based alloy designed for extreme environments. Using a model-driven approach and laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF), nanoscale Y₂O₃ particles are dispersed throughout the microstructure. GRX-810 exhibits twofold improvement in strength, over 1,000-fold better creep performance, and twofold improvement in oxidation resistance compared to traditional Ni-based alloys at 1,093 °C. This success highlights the potential of model-driven alloy design and additive manufacturing in accelerating the discovery of revolutionary materials.
Publisher
Nature
Published On
May 18, 2023
Authors
Timothy M. Smith, Christopher A. Kantzos, Nikolai A. Zarkevich, Bryan J. Harder, Milan Heczko, Paul R. Gradl, Aaron C. Thompson, Michael J. Mills, Timothy P. Gabb, John W. Lawson
Tags
GRX-810
NiCoCr alloy
oxide-dispersion-strengthened
laser powder bed fusion
additive manufacturing
extreme environments
materials science
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