Technical Notes - Phase Transformations in Titanium-Rich Alloys of Titanium and Manganese

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
E. R. Macgregor B. F. Peters J. Gordon Parr
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A SERIES of seven hypoeutectoid alloys, up to 18.2 atomic pct Mn, was made by the levitation melting technique. The loss of weight on melting was considered to be entirely due to volatilization of manganese, and compositions were computed on this basis. Filed samples (—200 Tyler mesh) were helium quenched from 1000°C after soaking for 5 min by a technique already described.' Quenched Alloys -Assessments of the amounts of a phase produced and the hardness of the quenched alloys are summarized in Fig. 1. The experimental techniques and calculations involved have been described previously. The amount of a decreases as manganese content increases, until at 10.6 pct Mn only a trace of a' is observed. Previous
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APA: E. R. Macgregor B. F. Peters J. Gordon Parr  (1957)  Technical Notes - Phase Transformations in Titanium-Rich Alloys of Titanium and Manganese

MLA: E. R. Macgregor B. F. Peters J. Gordon Parr Technical Notes - Phase Transformations in Titanium-Rich Alloys of Titanium and Manganese. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1957.

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