Institute of Metals Division - Titanium-Rich Corner of the Ti-Al-V System (Discussion, p. 1420a)

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- The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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- Jan 1, 1957
Abstract
The titanium-rich corner of the system Ti-AI-V has been studied to determine the phase relationships in the temperature interval 600° to 1200°C. Metallographic examination of long time isothermally annealed specimens was the principal method of investigation. TWENTY-SIX alloys in the region 1 to 22 pct A1 and 2 to 11 pct V, and the temperature range 600° to 1200°C, were studied as part of a program on phase relationships and transformation processes of titanium alloy systems. Experimental Procedure Preparation of Alloys—Materials used in the preparation of alloys were high purity Bureau of Mines sponge titanium (103 Bhn), 99.7 pct pure V chips obtained from the Electro Metallurgical Div., union Carbide and Carbon carp., and 99.71 pet pure A1 in the form of granulated shot from Aluminum cO. Of The alloy ingots, weighing l5 g, were melted in a nonconsumable tungsten electrode arc furnace un-
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APA:
(1957) Institute of Metals Division - Titanium-Rich Corner of the Ti-Al-V System (Discussion, p. 1420a)MLA: Institute of Metals Division - Titanium-Rich Corner of the Ti-Al-V System (Discussion, p. 1420a). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1957.