This invention relates to a method for improving the high-temperature
oxidation resistance of Ti-Cr-Mo-Si
alloy materials, and relates to the field of high-strength, tough, and heat-resistant structural
metal materials. The
alloy material is composed of a Ti matrix and Cr, Mo, and Si alloying elements, which are distributed in the
titanium alloy matrix in the form of solute atoms. The
mass percentage of the alloying elements is: Cr: 2-8%, Mo: 2-8%, Si: 0.5-1.5%, with the remainder being Ti. The preparation method is as follows: Ti
powder, Cr
powder, Mo
powder, and Si powder are ball-milled and mixed, followed by
spark plasma sintering and high-temperature
oxygen-environment heat treatment to obtain a high-strength and high-
toughness Ti-Cr-Mo-Si alloy material with high
temperature resistance and
oxidation resistance. This invention achieves the construction of a dense bimodal TiO2-SiO2
oxide film, a Ti-Cr-Mo-Si alloy matrix, and a nano-deformed
TiN twin layer through the synergistic effect of high-energy ball milling,
spark plasma sintering, and high-temperature oxidation treatment. The resulting
back stress strengthening, grain refinement strengthening,
solid solution strengthening, and twin strengthening effects synergistically enable the prepared alloy material to exhibit excellent high-temperature
oxidation resistance and excellent mechanical properties, effectively solving the problem that high-temperature materials cannot synergistically improve high-temperature oxidation resistance and mechanical properties during service.