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Mechanism of α → β dynamic transformation in commercial pure titanium deformed at high temperature below β-transus

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MATERIALS LETTERS
Volume 282, Issue -, Pages -

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ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.matlet.2020.128852

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Dynamic transformation; Titanium alloys; Microstructure evolution; Diffusion; Phase transformation

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  1. Hebei Steel-Iron Joint Grants Program [E2018203130]

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This study investigated the counterintuitive strain-induced alpha -> beta dynamic transformation of commercial pure titanium deformed at a temperature below the beta-transus. It was found that the serrated-shaped beta phase first formed at grain boundaries and then grew into grains, eventually transforming the initial equiaxed alpha grain into a (alpha + beta) lamellar structure. The development of beta phase laths was controlled by moving dislocations in the alpha phase, and both were influenced by the diffusion of beta-stabilizing elements. Moreover, the redistribution of Fe in CP-Ti resulted in a special reversal transformation of beta -> alpha during the isothermal holding period after deformation.
A counterintuitive strain-induced alpha -> beta dynamic transformation of commercial pure titanium deformed at a temperature below the beta-transus was investigated. It was revealed that the serrated-shaped beta phase first formed at grain boundaries and then grew into a grains. Finally, the initial equiaxed a grain was transformed into a (alpha + beta) lamellar structure. The development of beta phase laths was controlled by moving dislocations in the a phase, and both were affected by the diffusion of beta-stabilizing elements. Furthermore, the redistribution of Fe in CP-Ti resulted in a special reversal transformation of beta -> alpha in the isothermal holding period after deformation. (C) 2020 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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