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Carbide precipitation in γ-TiAl alloys

Scripta Metallurgica et Materialia, 1992
Carbide precipitation in gamma-TiAl is observed and found to involve the formation of coherent, rod-shaped perovskite precipitates as a metastable transition phase. At temperatures above 750 deg C, the formation of plate-shaped H-phase particles on dislocations and grain boundaries is accompanied by dissolution of the perovskite precipitate dispersions.
S. Chen, P.A. Beaven, R. Wagner
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8.5Nb–TiAl alloy with fine grains

Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 2003
Abstract One 8.5Nb–TiAl-based alloy, whose nominal chemical composition is Ti–45Al–8.5Nb–0.3W–0.3B–0.05Y at% (TAWBY) was presented, including various annealing treatments after cladding insulting forged with homogeneous microstructures. This alloy was developed as cast grains with the size of 25 μm whereas the β (B2) phase exists in TAWBY alloy.
Y.Q Yan, L Zhou, W.S Wang, Y.N Zhang
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Plasticity of γ-TiAl alloys

2018
Gamma titanium aluminide alloys are emerging as a lightweight replacement to nickel superalloys, with current application in turbine stages of aero-engines, as well as in high performance automobiles and potentially the nuclear industry. The lack of toughness of its two constitutive intermetallic phases, γ-TiAl and α2-Ti3Al, prevents a conventional ...
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Fatigue deformation of TiAl base alloys

Metallurgical Transactions A, 1977
The fatigue behavior of Ti-36.3 wt pct Al and Ti-36.2 wt pct Al-4.65 wt pct Nb alloys was studied in the temperature range room temperature to 900°C. The microstructures of the alloys tested consisted predominantly of γ phase (TiAl) with a small volume fraction of γ phase (Ti3Al) distributed in lamellar form.
S. M. L. Sastry, H. A. Lipsitt
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Phase transformations in TiAl based alloys

Acta Materialia, 2005
Microstructural characteristics of a fully lamellar Ti49Al47Cr2Nb2 alloy have been investigated in different annealed conditions by quantitative transmission electron microscopy. Statistical analyses have yielded clear information about the γ–γ interfaces, the respective orientation groups of the γ phase, and the distribution of orientational variants.
Slim Zghal, Marc Thomas, Shigehisa Naka, Alphonse Finel, Alain Couret   +4 more
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Mechanical behavior of TiAl alloys

Science China Technological Sciences, 2023
HengGao Xiang, Yang Chen, ZhiXiang Qi, Gong Zheng, FengRui Chen, YueDe Cao, Xu Liu, Bing Zhou, Guang Chen   +8 more
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Strengthening in gradient TiAl alloys

Journal of Materials Science & Technology, 2023
P. Li, Y. Chen, X. Liu, X.H. Wang, F.R. Chen, Z.X. Qi, G. Zheng, H.G. Xiang, G. Chen   +8 more
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Creep deformation of tial and tial + w alloys

Metallurgical Transactions A, 1983
Patrick L. Martin, Madan G. Mendiratta, Harry A. Lipsitt   +2 more
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Twin and twin intersection phenomena in a creep deformed microalloyed directionally solidified high Nb containing TiAl alloy

Journal of Materials Science and Technology, 2022
Hongsheng Ding, Ruirun Chen
exaly  

Fretting wear evolution of γ-TiAl alloy

Tribology International, 2021
Tian-min Shao
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