Developments of Cost Affordable Titanium Alloys in Japan

Masahiko Ikeda; Masato Ueda; Yusuke Yamanishi

doi:10.4028/p-N1iiyW

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Effect of Process Condition and Test Environment on Tensile Properties in Cold-Rolled Al-Cu-Mg Alloys
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Microstructure Based Flow Stress Modelling of Superalloy 718
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Crystal-Defect-Associated Transformation Strain Paths of Electric Current Pulse (ECP) Induced α to β Transformation in Cu-40％Zn
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Developments of Cost Affordable Titanium Alloys in Japan
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Breaks in Hall-Petch Relationship in Magnesium
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Micro-Alloying Effect on the Inter-Critical Grain Coarsened Heat Affected Zone of a S355 Steel Welded Joint
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Why Do Grains Remain Roughly Equiaxed during Steady State Discontinuous Dynamic Recrystallization?
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Diffusion in Metallic Glass-Forming Systems: A Description of the Kink Behavior Observed in the Temperature Dependence
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Developments of Cost Affordable Titanium Alloys in Japan

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Titanium and its alloys are the 5th most common metallic materials used world wide but the markets volume of titanium materials, is difficult to expand due to associated production costs, and the decrease of those costs are critical in order to expand their markets. A possible option is the alloy design, i.e. using low price alloying element, such as iron, chromium, manganese and oxygen, and the selection of other raw materials, i.e. grade of sponge titanium. In beta titanium alloy, Ti-Mo system alloy using ferro-molybdeum was developed by USA company or Ti-Cr-Fe-Al beta alloy were also developed by Japan company. In this paper, those developed alloys were explained. Furthermore, substitution of Ti-10V-2Fe-3Al near beta alloy, presenters are studying about Ti-Mn-Fe-Al alloy.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 353)

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Masahiko Ikeda*, Masato Ueda, Yusuke Yamanishi

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Alpha Phase, Chromium, Iron, Isothermal Aging, Low Cost, Manganese, Omega

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