A high-strength titanium alloy for 500-600°C and its processing method
A titanium alloy, high-strength technology, applied in the new 500-600 ℃ high-strength titanium alloy and its processing field, can solve the problems of poor oxidation resistance, low creep and durability, and can not meet the requirements, and achieves plasticity and high-temperature oxidation resistance. The effect of improving the properties, improving the density and composition uniformity, and good strong-plastic matching
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[0042] A material ingot with a diameter of 400mm was prepared by smelting method. The β transformation temperature of the alloy ingot was detected by metallographic method to be 990°C. The chemical composition of the ingot is listed in Table 2.
[0043] Alloy composition (mass percentage, wt.%) in the embodiment 1 of table 2
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[0045] Step 1): The alloy ingot is heated to 1150°C, kept warm for 24 hours, and then released from the furnace. The upsetting and elongation deformation is completed once on the hydraulic press. The forging ratio of upsetting and elongation is both 2. After forging, it is air cooled to complete the ingot homogenization treatment. Then the ingot was heated to 1015°C, and two times of upsetting and elongation deformation were carried out. Each fire completed one upsetting and one elongation. The forging ratio of upsetting and elongation was both 2. After forging, it was air-cooled to obtain of blanks.
[0046] Step 2): Heat the billet obtained...
Embodiment 2
[0052] A material ingot with a diameter of 380mm was prepared by smelting method. The β transformation temperature of the alloy ingot was detected by metallographic method to be 1000°C. The chemical composition of the ingot is listed in Table 4.
[0053] Table 4 Example 2 material alloy composition (mass percentage, wt.%)
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[0055] Step 1): The alloy ingot is heated to 1200°C, held for 48 hours, and released from the furnace. Upsetting and elongating deformation are completed on a hydraulic press with a forging ratio of 4. After forging, it is air-cooled to complete the homogenization of the ingot. Then the ingot was heated to 1045°C and 1025°C successively, and the upsetting and elongation deformation were carried out for one fire time respectively. One upsetting and one drawing were completed for each fire time. The forging ratio was 3.8. billet.
[0056] Step 2): Heat the billet obtained in step 1) to 960°C, carry out upsetting and elongating deformation on the ...
Embodiment 3
[0062] A material ingot with a diameter of 540mm was prepared by smelting method. The β transformation temperature of the alloy ingot was detected by metallographic method to be 1015°C. The chemical composition of the ingot is listed in Table 6.
[0063] Table 6 Example 3 material alloy composition (mass percentage, wt.%)
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[0065] Step 1): The alloy ingot is heated to 1200°C, held for 20 hours, and then released from the furnace. Upsetting and elongating deformation are completed on a hydraulic press. The forging ratio of each fire is 4. After forging, it is air-cooled to complete the homogenization of the ingot deal with. Then the ingot is heated to 1040°C, two upsetting and two drawing are completed, the total forging ratio of each firing is 3.8, and the forging is air-cooled to obtain the billet after blanking.
[0066] Step 2): Heat the billet obtained in step 1) to 985°C, carry out upsetting and elongating deformation on the hydraulic press for 3 times, and c...
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