Deformation-induced laves phase dispersion toughening titanium alloy and preparation method thereof
A titanium alloy, strengthening and toughening technology is applied in the field of deformation-induced laves phase dispersion strengthening and toughening titanium alloy and its preparation, which can solve the problems of large pollution, high cost, complicated production and preparation process, etc., and achieves excellent alloy performance and convenient operation. Effect
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[0034] (1) Powder mixing: According to the material design principle that the ternary alloy system has multiple crystalline phases, and two phases can preferentially undergo eutectic transformation, the designed alloy system is Ti 62.5 Fe 25.5 co 12 (atomic percent), which includes bccβ-Ti, bccTiFe, and fcc CoTi 2 and other three crystalline phases, among which bccβ-Ti and bcc TiFe can preferentially undergo eutectic transformation to form a liquid phase. The elemental powders of Ti, Fe, and Co elements with a particle size of 75 μm prepared by the atomization method are dosed according to atomic percentages. Mix the elemental powders evenly in a powder mixer.
[0035](2) Preparation of alloy powder by high-energy ball milling: Place the uniformly mixed alloy powder in a planetary ball mill (QM-2SP20) for high-energy ball milling. The ball milling medium such as the tank body and ball material of the ball mill are all stainless steel, and the diameters of the balls are respe...
Embodiment 2
[0042] (1) Powder mixing: According to the material design principle that the ternary alloy system has multiple crystalline phases, and two phases can preferentially undergo eutectic transformation, the designed alloy system is Ti 65 Fe 27.5 co 7.5 (atomic percent), which includes bccβ-Ti, bccTiFe, and fcc CoTi 2 and other three crystalline phases, among which bccβ-Ti and bcc TiFe can preferentially undergo eutectic transformation to form a liquid phase. The elemental powders of Ti, Fe, and Co elements with a particle size of 75 μm prepared by the atomization method are dosed according to atomic percentages. Mix the elemental powders evenly in a powder mixer.
[0043] (2) Preparation of alloy powder by high-energy ball milling: Place the uniformly mixed alloy powder in a planetary ball mill (QM-2SP20) for high-energy ball milling. The ball milling medium such as the tank body and ball material of the ball mill are all stainless steel, and the diameters of the balls are respe...
Embodiment 3
[0050] (1) Powder mixing: According to the material design principle that the ternary alloy system has multiple crystalline phases, and two phases can preferentially undergo eutectic transformation, the designed alloy system is Ti 62.5 Fe 25.5 co 12 (atomic percent), which includes bccβ-Ti, bccTiFe, and fcc CoTi 2 and other three crystalline phases, among which bccβ-Ti and bcc TiFe can preferentially undergo eutectic transformation to form a liquid phase. The elemental powders of Ti, Fe, and Co elements with a particle size of 75 μm prepared by the atomization method are dosed according to atomic percentages. Mix the elemental powders evenly in a powder mixer.
[0051] (2) Preparation of alloy powder by high-energy ball milling: Place the uniformly mixed alloy powder in a planetary ball mill (QM-2SP20) for high-energy ball milling. The ball milling medium such as the tank body and ball material of the ball mill are all stainless steel, and the diameters of the balls are resp...
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