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A significant increase in the hardness of nanotwinned titanium alloys prepared via the martensitic phase transformation

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Abstract In this work, a nanotwinned structure of a two-phase titanium (TC21) alloy was prepared via the martensitic phase transformation method. The TC21 alloy forms initially a single phase β… Click to show full abstract

Abstract In this work, a nanotwinned structure of a two-phase titanium (TC21) alloy was prepared via the martensitic phase transformation method. The TC21 alloy forms initially a single phase β when the temperature reaches 1050 °C. Then, it transitions into an orthorhombic martensite (α″) material when quenched in water. After tempering at 500 °C, the martensite transforms into a high-density nanotwinned α phase material. The hardness of the nanotwinned alloy is 25% higher than that of the TC21 raw material.

Keywords: martensitic phase; phase transformation; hardness nanotwinned; via martensitic; prepared via; phase

Journal Title: Materials Letters
Year Published: 2019

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