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Effect of Pre-cold Rolling-Induced Twins and Subsequent Precipitated omega-Phase on Mechanical Properties in a beta-Type Ti-Mo Alloy

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Date of Publication:2018-06-01

Journal:ACTA METALLURGICA SINICA-ENGLISH LETTERS

Included Journals:SCIE

Volume:31

Issue:6

Page Number:604-614

ISSN No.:1006-7191

Key Words:beta-Type titanium alloy; Pre-cold rolling; Twinning deformation; Isothermal omega-phase; Strength-ductility

Abstract:This paper reported an effectiveness of pre-cold rolling-induced {332}<113> twins combined with subsequent isothermal x-phase formation for enhancement of uniform elongation in a beta-type Ti-15Mo alloy with high yield strength level. Mechanical {332}<113? twins were induced by cold rolling with an thickness reduction of 5%, which had little effect on x-phase precipitation after aging at 573 K for 3.6 ks. Twinning after the cold rolling was further activated during tensile deformation, even with the presence of isothermal omega-phase. This combination of twins and omega-phase enhanced uniform elongation from 0 to 9% at yield strength level of 890 MPa. The high yield strength was mainly dominated by dislocation slip due to the isothermal x-phase formation, and early onset of plastic instability after yielding was hindered due to the pre-cold rolling-induced twins. Dynamic microstructural refinement was induced by further twinning activation during deformation, which resulted in high work hardening rate corresponding enhancement of uniform elongation.

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