Effect of Structural Nonequilibrium on Mechanical Properties of a Pseudo-α-Refractory Titanium Alloy
Mechanical properties and fracture surfaces of a refractory titanium alloy Ti – 8.3Al – 2.2Zr – 2.1Mo – 0.2Si – 0.15Fe are studied. It is shown that creation of a nonequilibrium structure by a short-term hold in the single-phase region results in higher mechanical properties of the alloy after subse...
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| description | Mechanical properties and fracture surfaces of a refractory titanium alloy Ti – 8.3Al – 2.2Zr – 2.1Mo – 0.2Si – 0.15Fe are studied. It is shown that creation of a nonequilibrium structure by a short-term hold in the single-phase region results in higher mechanical properties of the alloy after subsequent aging. |
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