Mechanical Characterization of Ti-Mo-Fe Titanium Alloy

Jung Hwa Seo; Dong Geun Lee; Cheng Lin Li; Xu Jun Mi; Yong Tae Lee

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.567.37

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Mechanical Characterization of Ti-Mo-Fe Titanium Alloy

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Microstructure characterization and hardening behavior of a new designed Ti-12.1Mo-1Fe alloy during solution and aging treatment was investigated in the present study by OM, Vickers hardness. The results showed that the beta transus temperature of new Ti-12.1Mo-1Fe alloy was about 780°C. Further observation of ω phase should be performed by TEM later. It is also found that ω phase played a more important role than α phase in hardening. The hardening due to ω phase can lead to a high hardness about 470 Hv but the coarse α phases result in a hardness below 300 Hv.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 567)

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Jung Hwa Seo, Dong Geun Lee, Cheng Lin Li, Xu Jun Mi, Yong Tae Lee

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Age Hardening, Beta Titanium, Ti-Mo-Fe Alloy, Ω Phase

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