HOT TENSILE PROPERTIES OF INCONEL 706 ALLOY

INCONEL 706 is a high-strength nickel-based super alloy that commonly used in high-temperature applications such as gas turbines and nuclear reactors. In this study, the hot tensile properties of Inconel were investigated to better understand material's behavior under high-stress conditions. Tensile tests conducted at temperatures ranging from 740°, 860°, 940°, 1020°1080°and strain rates 0.001/s 1/s. The results showed ultimate strength yield decreased with increasing temperature, while elongation increased. rate had negligible effect on mechanical properties. Microstructural analysis revealed deformation mechanism changed dislocation slip dynamic recrystallization temperature activation energy for was calculated be 421 kJ/mol, indicating diffusion-controlled mechanisms play an important role process. Overall, found highly dependent microstructure, which should considered design operation components made alloy. output testing machine data software like MATLAB, Ansys. aim investigations project study change properties, especially high HTPI, elevated temperatures.