On the design of new β-metastable titanium alloys with improved work hardening rate thanks to simultaneous TRIP and TWIP effects
By M. Marteleur, F. Sun, T. Gloriant, P. Vermaut, P. Jacques, F. Prima. 2012
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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
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In Mechanics of Materials
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- Design and tensile properties of a bcc Ti-rich high-entropy alloy with transformation-induced plasticity (2017, background): “200 and 600MPa, illustrating a moderate solid solution hardening effect.[16,18,23,24] As expected from the chosen alloying design, cyclic stress–strain curves display a double yielding behavior (detailed in Figure 1(b) of the Supplementary material), typically observed in metastable β-alloys.”
- Strengthening strategy for a ductile metastable β-titanium alloy using low-temperature aging (2017, background): “These observations for a 423K/60 s treated specimen are consistent with the stress–strain curves shown in Figure 3 since the deformation mechanisms are quite similar to those observed in the Ti–12Mo in the solution-treated state [8,9].”