The effect of superplasticity on the solid state weldability of the titanium alloy Ti-4. 5Al-3Mo-1V

The systematic study of solid state joint (SSJ) formation under conditions of hot and superplastic (SP) deformation by the mode of uniaxial tensile elongation and during vacuum annealing has been conducted. The two-phase VT14 alloy (Ti-4.5Al-3Mo-1V) with the initial microcrystalline and coarse-grain...

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