Justification of the Titanium-Based Alloy Chemical Composition to Provide High Hardness

Svetlana V. Skvortsova; G.T. Zaynetdinova; G.V. Gurtovaya; A.Ya. Anatskaya

doi:10.4028/p-kq14ab

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Justification of the Titanium-Based Alloy Chemical Composition to Provide High Hardness

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The article presents comparative data on the properties of different materials used for the manufacture of bearings. The influence of the chemical composition and structure of titanium-based alloys on the change in hardness during various types of processing is studied. It is shown that the most promising for the manufacture of bearings are high-alloyed titanium alloys of the VT22 type, in which the hardening heat treatment allows to obtain a high hardness.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 910)

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923-929

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Svetlana V. Skvortsova, G.T. Zaynetdinova*, G.V. Gurtovaya, A.Ya. Anatskaya

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Bearing, Hardness, Heat Treatment, Structure, Titanium Alloys

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