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Thermophysical Properties of Materials
Polytherms of Density and Surface Tension of Bismuth Lead and of the Angle of Wetting of High-Nickel and Ferritic-Martensitic Steels by the Pb–Bi Alloy
Abstract:
The large droplet method (in a graphite cup) was used to study the temperature dependences
of density ρ and surface tension σ of bismuth lead (Pb–10%Bi) in the temperature range from its melting point to ∼1050 K in a helium atmosphere. It was found that the ρ(T) and σ(T) dependences are close to
linear and decrease with temperature. The sessile drop method (on a substrate) was used to study temperature dependences of the angle θ of wetting new high-nickel and ferritic-martensitic pressure vessel steels by bismuth lead in the above temperature range in a vacuum (0.01 Pa). It was shown that the steel substrates alloyed with aluminum are not wetted in the temperature range studied.
Citation:
D. A. Kambolov, A. Z. Kashezhev, R. A. Kutuev, M. Kh. Ponegev, V. A. Sozaev, A. Kh. Shermetov, “Polytherms of Density and Surface Tension of Bismuth Lead and of the Angle of Wetting of High-Nickel and Ferritic-Martensitic Steels by the Pb–Bi Alloy”, TVT, 52:3 (2014), 392–396; High Temperature, 52:3 (2014), 382–385
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