Technical Notes - Hot-Rolled Textures of Titanium Alloys

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
C. J. McHargue J. R. Holland J. P. Hammond
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Jan 1, 1957

Abstract

IT has been reported that both berylliumL and zirconium&apos; developed the same basic textures during rolling at temperatures up to 1475 °F as at room temperature, differing only by an increase in the spread of basal planes toward the transverse direction as the temperature of deformation was increased. Iodide titanium&apos;&apos; rolled at 1050°F has a texture similar to the cold-rolled texture, {000l}, 25° to 30" from the rolling plane toward the transverse direction, <1010>, Rolling iodide titanium at 1450°F produced a more random condition with the basal planes parallel to the rolling plane and no direction strongly aligned with the rolling direction.
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APA: C. J. McHargue J. R. Holland J. P. Hammond  (1957)  Technical Notes - Hot-Rolled Textures of Titanium Alloys

MLA: C. J. McHargue J. R. Holland J. P. Hammond Technical Notes - Hot-Rolled Textures of Titanium Alloys. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1957.

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