High-strength-toughness titanium alloy for oceanographic engineering
A tough titanium alloy and marine engineering technology, applied in the field of titanium alloys, can solve the problems of limited use range, inability to meet use requirements, low strength, etc., to reduce process difficulty, improve corrosion resistance and weldability, and improve strength. Effect
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[0026] The high-strength and tough titanium alloy used in marine engineering in this embodiment is composed of the following mass percentages: Al 3.5%, Sn 3.0%, Zr 6.0%, Mo 1.3%, V 0.5%, Nb 3.0%, and the balance is Ti and unavoidable of impurities.
[0027]The preparation process of the high-strength and tough titanium alloy for marine engineering in this embodiment is as follows: the aluminum-molybdenum master alloy, the aluminum-niobium master alloy, the aluminum-vanadium master alloy, the titanium-tin master alloy, the aluminum bean, the sponge zirconium and the sponge titanium are mixed according to the designed composition. Pressed into an electrode, and then smelted twice in a vacuum consumable electric arc furnace to obtain a titanium alloy ingot; after the surface of the titanium alloy ingot was peeled off and the riser was cut off, the billet was opened twice at 1150°C and 1050°C in sequence Forging, followed by two reforging at 920°C and 900°C respectively, and final...
Embodiment 2
[0030] The high-strength and tough titanium alloy used in marine engineering in this embodiment is composed of the following mass percentages: Al 5.0%, Sn 2.0%, Zr 4.0%, Mo 0.5%, V 2.5%, Nb 2.5%, and the balance is Ti and unavoidable of impurities.
[0031] The preparation process of the high-strength and tough titanium alloy for marine engineering in this embodiment is as follows: the aluminum-molybdenum master alloy, the aluminum-niobium master alloy, the aluminum-vanadium master alloy, the titanium-tin master alloy, the aluminum bean, the sponge zirconium and the sponge titanium are mixed according to the designed composition. Pressed into an electrode, and then smelted twice in a vacuum consumable electric arc furnace to obtain a titanium alloy ingot; after the surface of the titanium alloy ingot was peeled and the riser was cut off, three fires were carried out at 1150°C, 1100°C and 1050°C in sequence. First billet forging, then re-forging at 930°C, and finally rolling at...
Embodiment 3
[0034] The high-strength and tough titanium alloy used in marine engineering in this embodiment is composed of the following mass percentages: Al 6.5%, Sn 0.5%, Zr 3.5%, Mo 1.0%, V 1.0%, Nb 1.5%, and the balance is Ti and unavoidable of impurities.
[0035] The preparation process of the high-strength and tough titanium alloy for marine engineering in this embodiment is as follows: the aluminum-molybdenum master alloy, the aluminum-niobium master alloy, the aluminum-vanadium master alloy, the titanium-tin master alloy, the aluminum bean, the sponge zirconium and the sponge titanium are mixed according to the designed composition. Pressed into an electrode, and then smelted twice in a vacuum consumable electric arc furnace to obtain a titanium alloy ingot; after the surface of the titanium alloy ingot was peeled off and the riser was cut off, the billet was opened twice at 1100°C and 1050°C in sequence Forging, followed by reforging twice at 950°C and 940°C respectively, and fi...
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