Effect of Sn addition on mechanical, wear, and electrochemical properties of Ti-Al-Sn alloys

Gölbaşı, Zafer; Öztürk, Bülent; İçin, Kürşat; Sünbül, Sefa Emre

doi:10.1016/j.powtec.2024.119966

Powder Technology

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.powtec.2024.119966

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Effect of Sn addition on mechanical, wear, and electrochemical properties of Ti-Al-Sn alloys

Zafer Gölbaşı,

Bülent Öztürk,

Kürşat İçin

et al.

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The Effect of Pressure on Phase Stability and Mechanical Properties of Ti‐xSn Alloys

Li,

Tang,

Liu

et al. 2024

Adv Eng Mater

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The reaction of Sn trace element with Ti will produce metal compounds and affect the mechanical properties of Ti‐Sn alloy. Herein, Ti‐xSn (x = 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 wt%) alloy is prepared by laser cladding technology. The phase composition is detected by X‐ray diffraction. The effects of pressure on the mechanical properties and electronic structures of Ti3Sn, Ti2Sn compounds, α‐Ti, and β‐Ti are calculated by first principles. The results show that there are four phases of Ti3Sn, Ti2Sn, α‐Ti, and β‐Ti in the alloy. The calculation shows that Ti2Sn has the highest Young's modulus (154.97 GPa) and hardness (837.75 HV), followed by α‐Ti and Ti3Sn, and β‐Ti has the lowest. The hardness calculation results show that Ti2Sn has the highest hardness (837.75 HV), α‐Ti (561.22 HV), and Ti3Sn (290.81 HV), and β‐Ti has the lowest hardness (128.57 HV). The electron accumulation of each phase increases with the increase of pressure, and the covalent bond of Ti3Sn and Ti2Sn is strengthened. In particular, the presence of Ti2Sn significantly improves the hardness of the Ti‐25Sn alloy. This research elucidates Ti‐Sn compound phase stability and hardness, confirms the accuracy of the first principle, and provides valuable insights for the design of alloy compositions.

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The Effect of Pressure on Phase Stability and Mechanical Properties of Ti‐xSn Alloys

Li,

Tang,

Liu

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Adv Eng Mater

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Effect of Sn addition on mechanical, wear, and electrochemical properties of Ti-Al-Sn alloys

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The Effect of Pressure on Phase Stability and Mechanical Properties of Ti‐xSn Alloys

The Effect of Pressure on Phase Stability and Mechanical Properties of Ti‐xSn Alloys

Balancing collecting and foaming capacity of flotation collector to improve the enrichment efficiency of nickel sulfide ore

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