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Stress-rupture lives of precipitation strengthened Nickel base Superalloys are detrimentally effected when subjected to atmospheres consisting of a low oxygen partial pressure and a high sulfur partial pressure. Short time failures, originating at mechanical notches, in these atmospheres have been experienced under both service and laboratory conditions. This notch sensitive behavior has previously been documented.l,2 During laboratory testing of various specimens, trends have emerged to suggest that grain size can influence notch behavior in corrosive gaseous environments.

Stress-Rupture Behavior of Waspaloy and IN-738LC at 600�C (1112�F) in Low Oxygen Gaseous Environments Containing Sulfur