Research on Semi-Solid Oxidation Behavior of Ti14 Alloy

Yong Qing Zhao; Xue Dan Ma; Wei Lu Wu; Liang Feng; Hai Ying Yang; Lanlan Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.475-479.569

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Research on Semi-Solid Oxidation Behavior of Ti14 Alloy

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The semi-solid oxidation behavior of Ti14 alloy was researched. The results show that the weigh gain increases obviously with the increasing of the semi-solid oxidation temperature. After semi-solid oxidation, the oxidation scales are only TiO2 and there are not any oxides of Cu. That is the result of the evaporation of CuO. The evaporation of CuO, which is over 1050°C, makes the weight grain happen to decrease. The oxidation layer consists of five regions. Because of the existence of the low-melting-point-phase (Ti2Cu), the melting grain boundaries become the preference walkway for the oxygen diffusion.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 475-479)

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January 2005

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Yong Qing Zhao, Xue Dan Ma, Wei Lu Wu, Liang Feng, Hai Ying Yang, Lanlan Yu

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Semi-Solid Oxidation, Ti14 Alloy, TiAl

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