Massive transformations in titanium alloys: Role of relative orientation of adjacent parent grains
SCRIPTA MATERIALIA(2024)
摘要
Massive transformations occur in both additively and conventionally manufactured titanium (Ti) alloys. Unlike martensitic transformations, massive transformations can result in patch-like massive phases (alpha(m)) that traverse the parent prior-beta grain boundaries (GBs). However, the conditions favouring the formation of these trans-GB alpha(m)-phases in Ti alloys remain largely unexplored. Through characterising the trans-GB alpha(m)-phases in alpha-beta Ti alloys fabricated by additive and conventional processes, we find that their formation always occurs when two neighbouring prior-beta grains share or nearly share a {110} pole, without exception. These trans-GB alpha(m)-phases exhibit concentrated {0001} poles while their {11 (2) over bar0} poles spread widely. In addition, as metastable phases, they tend to decompose into ultrafine alpha-beta lamellae. The role of relative orientation of adjacent parent grains in massive transformations and the implications for microstructural innovations in alpha-beta Ti alloys are discussed.
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Titanium,Massive phase transformation,Grain boundaries,Misorientation,Additive manufacturing
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