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The present paper reported the phase stability and microstructures evolution of Nb-20Ti-16Si-xCr (x = 0～20at.%) in-situ composites as function of Cr addition. It was suggested that with the addition of Cr less than 7%, the silicide phase in as-cast Nb-20Ti-16Si alloy was Nb3Si. The silicides changed to be α-Nb5Si3 by the addition of Cr above 7%. It was found that annealing of 1300 ℃ for 100 h could result in the decomposition of Nb3Si to NbSS and α-Nb5Si3 in Cr containing Nb-20Ti-16Si based alloys by means of eutectoid reaction. Whereas in the case of alloy without Cr addition, the Nb3Si in Nb-20Ti-16Si alloy keep good stability during the high temperature annealing. The Cr additions larger than 5% in Nb-20Ti-16Si-xCr alloys could result in the formation of Cr-rich Laves phase. In addition, the influence of Cr addition on the room temperature fracture toughness of the alloys after annealing was reported.
The present paper reported the phase stability and microstructures evolution of Nb-20Ti-16Si-xCr (x = 0-20 at.%) In-situ composites as function of Cr addition. It was suggested that with the addition of Cr less than 7% The silicide phase in as-cast Nb-20Ti-16Si alloy was Nb3Si. The silicides changed to be α-Nb5Si3 by the addition of Cr above 7%. It was found that annealing at 1300 ° C for 100 h could result in the decomposition of Nb3Si to NbSS and α-Nb5Si3 in Cr containing Nb-20Ti-16Si based alloys by means of eutectoid reaction. Whereas in the case of alloy without Cr addition, the Nb3Si in Nb-20Ti-16Si alloy keep good stability during the high temperature The addition of greater than 5% in Nb-20Ti-16Si-xCr alloys could result in the formation of Cr-rich Laves phase. In addition, the influence of Cr addition on the room temperature fracture toughness of the alloys after annealing was reported.