High through-put nanoindentation mapping and indentation creep behavior of P-TIG welded CpTi and Inconel 718 using a Nb-interlayer

Tauheed Shehbaz; Fahd Nawaz Khan; Massab Junaid; Balaji Aresh

doi:10.1016/j.mtcomm.2022.104994

High through-put nanoindentation mapping and indentation creep behavior of P-TIG welded CpTi and Inconel 718 using a Nb-interlayer

Tauheed Shehbaz
, Fahd Nawaz Khan^*
, Massab Junaid
, Balaji Aresh

^*Corresponding author for this work

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The high-speed correlative study of the local mechanical properties and indentation creep of different zones of the P-TIG welded CpTi (Commercially pure Ti) and IN718, with Nb as an interlayer has been studied. The results showed contrasting mechanical properties (nanohardness and elastic moduli) to a width of 35 µm and 60 µm at the Nb/CpTi and the Nb/IN718 interfaces with hardness of ∼9 GPa and ∼15 Gpa, respectively. This was owing to the strengthening of the interfaces due to the interdiffusion of Nb into the base alloys. The Nb/IN718 and Nb/CpTi interfaces, exhibited significantly higher resistance to creep deformation than the Nb-Interlayer. The stress exponent at the Nb/CpTi interface and in different zones of Nb/IN718 side indicated dislocation climb as the creep deformation mechanism.

Original language	English
Article number	104994
Journal	Materials Today Communications
Volume	33
Early online date	24 Nov 2022
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mtcomm.2022.104994
Publication status	Published - 31 Dec 2022

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creep
hardness
indentation
mechanical properties mapping
welding

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