The effect of annealing on mechanical and structural properties of UFG titanium grade 2

The effect of annealing on mechanical and structural properties of UFG titanium grade 2

The present paper explores the effect of annealing on mechanical and structural properties of ultrafine-grained (UFG) Ti Grade 2 after it was mechanically worked in either CONFORM SPD or rotary swaging (RS) machine. The main objective of this study was to optimize the annealing schedule in order to...

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Rotary swaging
Schedules
Swaging
Titanium
Ultrafines
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