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Characterization of Phase Transitions Occurring in Solution Treated Ti-15Mo during Heating by Thermal Expansion and Electrical Resistance Measurements

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Metastable β titanium alloy Ti-15Mo was investigated in this study. In-situ electrical resistance and thermal expansion measurements conducted on solution treated material revealed influence of ongoing phase transitions on measured properties. The monotonicity of the dependence of electrical resistance on temperature changes at 225, 365 and 560 °C The thermal expansion deviates from linearity between 305 and 580 °C.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 879)

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2318-2323

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Pavel Zháňal, Petr Harcuba, Michal Hájek, Jana Šmilauerová, Jozef Veselý, Miloš Janeček

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Electrical Resistance, Phase Transformations, Thermal Expansion, Titanium Alloys

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