The microstructure in Ni-base superalloys is formed by second-phase coheren
t precipitates gamma ' in matrix material gamma. Volume fraction, local dis
tribution and shapes of the inclusions affect the excellent high temperatur
e properties of these materials. Coherency-influenced and, due to an extern
al load, strain-induced coarsening perpendicular or parallel to the load di
rection can also be observed. To describe this rafting called process, a mo
del will be proposed taking into account arbitrary elastic anisotropy and i
sotropic interfacial energy. To simulate typical microstructures with sever
al distributed inclusions, a 2D Monte Carlo-type finite element formulation
is presented.