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Abstract
The effects of microstructure morphorgy and the rolls of α_2(Ti_3Al) secondary phase on high temperature tensile property and creep rupture strength was investigated in structure controlled titanium aluminides. Three types of microstructure such as equi-axed, duplex and nearly lamellar were obtained by thermo-mechanical treatments performed in the α+γ phase field. As the volume fraction of α_2 phase increased from Ti-50.8at%Al to Ti-48.5at%Al, with decreasing Al content tensile strength at high temperature was improved by the strength of the α_2 phase itself and the stabilized lamellar structure which severely obstructed deformation. On the other hand, specimens with the stabilized lamellar structure in Ti-48.5at%Al showed little tensile elongation as little as 5% even at 1173K. The stabilized lamellar structure by α_2 phase also interferes with recrystalization during deformation, leading to a significant increase in creep rupture strength.
Journal
- Tetsu- to- Hagane [List of Volumes]
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Tetsu- to- Hagane 82(3), 255-260, 1996-03-01 [Table of Contents]
The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan (ISIJ)
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