How Does Rene-41 Behave Under Creep at 1400F?

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The discussion focuses on the creep properties of Rene-41 at 1400°F. Participants recommend consulting suppliers such as CRS Holdings and Teledyne for specific data on this alloy. Additionally, they suggest referencing the textbook "Heat Resistant Materials" by ASM International for comprehensive information on superalloys, including Rene-41. An Atlas of Creep Diagrams may also provide relevant insights, although its availability is uncertain.

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Do anyone here can thorugh some light on the creep prroperty of Rene-41.
I want to know how this material behaves @1400F?

Thanks in Advance
Sid...
 
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One might contact the suppliers of this alloy, either CRS Holdings, a subsidiary of Carpenter Technologies (Cartech), or Teledyne (Allvac), subsidiary of Allegheny Technologies.

ASM International has a number of good textbooks - e.g. Heat Resistant Materials, which is one of the classics on superalloys and conventional high temperature materials, i.e. Fe, Ni, Cr, Co based alloys. I actually have this book, and I highly recommend it.

Here is a section in Heat Resistant Materials - Properties of Superalloys

There is also an Atlas of Creep Diagrams, but I don't have that with me at the moment. It may or may not have a diagram of René 41.

Usually one finds part of the data - e.g. http://www.rolledalloys.com/trcdocs/hightemp/RArene41pg8.pdf
 
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