THE EFFECT OF ALUMINIUM ON DEFORMATION AND TWINNING IN ALPHA TITANIUM: THE ND CASE

Arnas Fitzner, Matthew Thomas, João Quinta da Fonseca, Shu-Yan Zhang, Joe Kelleher, Michael Preuss

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    Abstract

    The deformation behavior of binary Ti-Al model alloys (0 to
    13at.%) has been observed during compression normal to the
    rolling direction with respect to the activity of {1 1 2 2}
    compression twins but also the more common {1 1 2 0} tension
    twin as well as the rarely seen {1 1 2 1} tension twins. In-situ
    neutron diffraction loading experiments and EBSD microstructure
    analysis were used to qualify the impact of Al on twinning. The
    results show that for the given loading direction and starting
    texture,{1 1 2 2} and {1 1 2 0} twinning are similarly common in
    commercially pure Ti, while only small additions of Al result in a
    dramatic decrease in {1 1 2 2} compression twinning. In contrast,
    dramatic reductions of {1 1 2 0} twin fractions are only observed
    above 10at.% Al and with an ageing treatment to promote Ti3Al
    formation. Al addition until 10at.% makes {1 1 2 1} twinning
    more likely, but Ti3Al formation seems to deactivate this twin
    system. The role of slip on twinning is discussed.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings of the 13th World Conference on Titanium
    EditorsVasisht Venkatesh et al
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2016

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