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Grain-structure refinement in titanium alloy under different loading schedules

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The dependence of the kinetics of globularization of the lamellar structure in titanium alloy VT9 (Ti-6.6%Al-3.5%Mo-1.7%Zr-0.27%Si) on the character of high-temperature loading was investigated. It was found that monotonic methods of loading (tension, torsion, tension with simultaneous torsion) were more effective means of refining the structure than non-monotonic ones (reverse torsion, torsion alternate with tension, multiaxial forging).

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Korshunov, A.A., Enikeev, F.U., Mazurski, M.I. et al. Grain-structure refinement in titanium alloy under different loading schedules. JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE 31, 4635–4639 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00366363

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