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Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Thermomechanically Treated High Strength Beta-Titanium

A. W. Sommer / L. A. Lee / K. Ono / L. A. Rosales

Solution treated and water quenched beta titanium alloys, Beta-III (11.5Mo, 6 Zr, 4.5 SN) and a binary Ti-18% Mo alloy, were thermomechanically processed and their tensile properties determined as a function of prior treatment. Correlations of strength to internal structure were made utilizing thin film electron microscopy. (Author)

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Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Thermomechanically Treated High Strength Beta-Titanium

A. W. Sommer / L. A. Lee / K. Ono / L. A. Rosales

Solution treated and water quenched beta titanium alloys, Beta-III (11.5Mo, 6 Zr, 4.5 SN) and a binary Ti-18% Mo alloy, were thermomechanically processed and their tensile properties determined as a function of prior treatment. Correlations of strength to internal structure were made utilizing thin film electron microscopy. (Author)

Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Thermomechanically Treated High Strength Beta-Titanium

A. W. Sommer / L. A. Lee / K. Ono / L. A. Rosales

Solution treated and water quenched beta titanium alloys, Beta-III (11.5Mo, 6 Zr, 4.5 SN) and a binary Ti-18% Mo alloy, were thermomechanically processed and their tensile properties determined as a function of prior treatment. Correlations of strength to internal structure were made utilizing thin film electron microscopy. (Author)

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Title:

Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Thermomechanically Treated High Strength Beta-Titanium

Contributors:

A. W. Sommer (author) / L. A. Lee (author) / K. Ono (author) / L. A. Rosales (author)

Publication date:

1972

Size:

15 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Nonferrous Metals & Alloys , Titanium alloys , Metallography , Electron microscopy , Mechanical properties , Microstructure , Aging(Materials) , Molybdenum alloys , Tin alloys , Zirconium alloys , Metal films , Titanium alloy 11.5Mo 4.5Sn 6Zr , Titanium alloy 18Mo , Thin films , Plastic deformation

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