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superalloy

 metallurgy

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  • materials science ( in materials science: Alloying )

    These advances in processing have been accompanied by the development of new “superalloys.” Superalloys are high-strength, often complex alloys that are resistant to high temperatures and severe mechanical stress and that exhibit high surface stability. They are commonly classified into three major categories: nickel-based, cobalt-based, and iron-based. Nickel-based superalloys...

  • use ( in molybdenum processing: Superalloys )

    Nonferrous alloys categorized under the name superalloys or nimonics account for about 3 percent of the total demand for molybdenum. They are used in jet engines, nuclear plants, gas turbines, space exploration, and general aviation.

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