Ultrahigh strength and large plasticity of nanostructured Ti62Nb12.2Fe13.6Co6.4Al5.8 alloy obtained by selectively controlled micrometer-sized phases
Document Type
Journal Article
Publication Title
Materials Characterization
Publisher
Elsevier
School
School of Engineering
RAS ID
24004
Abstract
We report that the strength and plasticity of Ti62Nb12.2Fe13.6Co6.4Al5.8 alloy can be modulated by selectively controlled micron-sized phases, i.e. β-Ti phase and twined (CoFe)Ti2 phase. It is found that the alloy with micron-sized β-Ti phase embedded in nanostructured matrix possesses lower yield strength but higher ultimate strength relative to the alloy with micron-sized (CoFe)Ti2 phases. The plastic strain and ultimate strength of the alloy with micron-sized β-Ti phases is as large as 22.1% and 2826 MPa, respectively. The work-hardening exponent n of the alloy with micron-sized β-Ti phase, 0.12, is far greater than 0.008 for the alloy with (CoFe)Ti2 phase. Such significant and different mechanical properties are attributed to the roles and response of micron sized phases during deformation process.
DOI
10.1016/j.matchar.2017.01.009
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Liu, L. H., Yang, C., Liu, Z. Y., Zhang, L. C., Zhang, W. W., Huang, X. S., . . . Li, P. J. (2017). Ultrahigh strength and large plasticity of nanostructured Ti 62 Nb 12.2 Fe 13.6 Co 6.4 Al 5.8 alloy obtained by selectively controlled micrometer-sized phases. Materials Characterization. 124, 260-265. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matchar.2017.01.009