GOALI: Localized Phase Transformation (LPT) Strengthening for Next-Generation Superalloys
Ni-base superalloys are critical enabling high-temperature structural materials that determine the efficiency and carbon footprint of a wide range of aerospace and land-based power generation systems such as gas turbines. This DMREF-GOALI project exploits a new design strategy that utilizes a localized phase transformation (LPT) phenomenon as a new “strengthening mechanism” to disruptively improve the high-temperature creep performance of Ni-base superalloys. These advances are being driven by advanced characterization and modeling in close collaboration with researchers at GE Research and NASA Glenn Research Center.
Publications
Enhancing the Creep Strength of Next-Generation Disk Superalloys via Local Phase Transformation Strengthening in Superalloys 2020
Effect of Nb Alloying Addition on Local Phase Transformation at Microtwin Boundaries in Nickel-Based Superalloys in Superalloys 2020
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Research Highlights
A 3D Printable Alloy Designed for Extreme Environments
Michael Mills (Ohio State University)
6/16/2025