Long Fibre Reinforced NiAl: High Temperature Material for Turbine Blades | Zendy

Rosefort M. | Zendy; Dahmen C. | Zendy; BührigPolaczek A. | Zendy; Hu W. | Zendy; Zhong H. C. Y. | Zendy; Gottstein G. | Zendy; Hajas D. | Zendy; Schneider J. M. | Zendy

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Long Fibre Reinforced NiAl: High Temperature Material for Turbine Blades

Author(s) -

Rosefort M.,

Dahmen C.,

BührigPolaczek A.,

Hu W.,

Zhong H. C. Y.,

Gottstein G.,

Hajas D.,

Schneider J. M.

Publication year - 2006

Publication title -

advanced engineering materials

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.938

H-Index - 114

eISSN - 1527-2648

pISSN - 1438-1656

DOI - 10.1002/adem.200600004

Subject(s) - nial , materials science , gas turbines , turbine , nuclear engineering , turbine blade , steam turbine , mechanical engineering , power (physics) , inlet , electricity generation , metallurgy , composite material , engineering , thermodynamics , alloy , physics , intermetallic

For environmental reasons an increase of the efficiencies of power stations is needed and further improvements of materials are essential. Today combined gas and steam turbine power stations obtain overall efficiencies of 58 %. Temperatures of approximately 1230 °C in gas turbines exceed the load limits of the commonly used materials. For efficiency increase turbine inlet temperatures must be increased up to 1350 °C (ISO) in the gas turbine.

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