Question: What are the consequences of solution treatment for superalloys?

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There is a type of cobalt-based superalloy that is delivered in a solution-treated state; however, when its properties such as hardness and strength are tested at room temperature, there is a certain degree of decline. Is this caused by the solution treatment? Will using it at high temperatures also lead to a decline in mechanical properties? Is solution treatment meant to reduce the difficulty of machining at room temperature? ? Thank you all; I look forward to your answers!

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