Study on Structure Stability of Ti-Al Multilaminate Material at High Temperature

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Ti-Al multilaminate composite was prepared by high-power EB-PVD technology, and under vacuum condition, the samples were annealed at different temperatures. The changed microstructure of the samples after annealing was characterized by XRD, SEM and EDS. The experimental results show that, with the increment of temperature, the ordered phases reduce due to the diffusion of Al into Ti, and the breakdown of layered architecture was induced mainly by pore formation, grain growth and the grain boundary grooving.

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