High-speed impact resistance, high-strength and high-toughness titanium alloy
A technology of high-speed impact and tough titanium alloy, which is applied in the field of high-speed impact-resistant, high-strength and high-toughness titanium alloy, can solve the problems that it is difficult to further improve the strength, and achieve the effect of expanding the application field
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[0013] The raw materials of Ti-3.5Al-1.0Fe-4.0V-4.5Cr alloy are: 0 grade sponge titanium, Al bean, pure Cr, Fe-80V master alloy, and the ingredients are mixed according to the proportion of Table 1 and pressed into consumable after mixing The electrodes are smelted in a secondary vacuum consumable electric arc furnace to obtain Ti-3.5Al-1.0Fe-4.0V-4.5Cr alloy ingots. The alloy ingot is billeted at 1000°C with a deformation of 60%. It adopts multiple cooling and reversing forging, the final forging temperature is 780-820°C, and the cumulative deformation is 80% to make a 900×75×35mm square bar. The phase transition point of the alloy measured by metallographic method is 840~850℃. Cut samples from the square bar and conduct 800℃ / 0.5h / FC heat treatment. The ratio of the primary α-phase in the primary form is 20%, and the ratio of the horizontal and vertical directions of the primary α-phase is between 1 and 1.5. The Hopkinson pressure rod experiment measured the maximum uniform p...
Embodiment 2
[0018] The raw materials of Ti-3.0Al-2.0Fe-8.0V-1.0Cr alloy are: 0 grade sponge titanium, Al bean, pure Cr, Fe-80V master alloy, and the ingredients are mixed according to the proportion of Table 2 and pressed into consumable after mixing. The electrodes are smelted in a secondary vacuum consumable electric arc furnace to obtain Ti-3.0Al-2.0Fe-8.0V-1.0Cr alloy ingots. The alloy ingot is billeted at 1050°C, with a deformation of 60%, adopts multiple cooling and reversing forging, the final forging temperature is 780~820°C, and the cumulative deformation is 80%. After rolling in the two-phase zone, a rod of φ12mm is made material. The phase transition point of the alloy measured by metallographic method is 820~830℃. Cut samples from the square bar and conduct heat treatment at 780°C / 0.5h / AC. The ratio of the primary α-phase in the primary form is 10%, and the ratio of the horizontal and vertical directions of the primary-form α phase is between 1 and 1.8. The Hopkinson pressure...
Embodiment 3
[0023] The raw materials of Ti-2.5Al-0.85Fe-3.5V-5.0Cr alloy are: 0 grade sponge titanium, Al bean, Fe-50Cr master alloy, pure Cr, Fe-80V master alloy, and the ingredients are prepared according to the proportion of Table 3, After mixing, it is pressed into a consumable electrode, which undergoes a vacuum consumable electric arc furnace smelting and an electron beam cooling bed furnace smelting to obtain a Ti-2.5Al-0.85Fe-3.5V-5.0Cr alloy flat ingot. The alloy slab ingot is directly rolled at 1050℃ and the deformation is 30%. It adopts multiple cooling rolling, and the final rolling temperature is 780~800℃. The cumulative deformation is 90%, and the plate of δ35×300×1000mm is made; metallographic method The measured phase transition point of the alloy is 820~830℃. Sampling the cut material of the board, heat treatment at 810℃ / 0.5h / FC, the ratio of the primary α-phase in the primary form is 5%, and the ratio of the horizontal and vertical directions of the primary-form α phase i...
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