Prediction of Tensile Properties of Beta‐Forged Ti‐6246 Engine Compressor Disks

Heutling, Falko; Helm, Dirk; Büscher, Markus; Witulski, T.; Santaella, Mauricio Lopez; Eggermann, Doris; Franzke, Martin

doi:10.1002/9781119296126.ch313

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“…In order to explain the anisotropic behavior, a shear stresscontrolled dislocation pile-up model can be used. In the model, the length of the soft grain boundary area is taken as the effective slip length [30,31] , which leads to a sample geometrical consideration as shown in schematically in Fig. 9 for pancake grain shape after β forging.…”

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Texture evolution and tensile anisotropy of TC17 alloy β forging pancake

Deng

Wang

2023

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The crystallographic orientations of grain boundary α phase and matrix β phase are two main factors determining the mechanical properties of β forging TC17 alloy. Microstructure and texture evolution of three height reduction pancakes were mainly investigated in this present work by optical microscopy (OM), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), electron back-scattered diffraction (EBSD) combined with Schmid factor analysis and X-ray diffraction (XRD). The results revealed that all pancakes of three height reduction exhibited similar < 001>//forging direction(FD) fiber texture component of β matrix phase whose intensity significantly increased with the increase of height reduction from 20–50%. While the height reduction was up to 70%, intensity basically remained unchanged, but a new texture component (< 011>//FD) was formed possibly due to dynamic recrystallization. The recrystallized grains representing the undeformed or slightly deformed grains affect the texture component of β matrix. Tensile properties of β forging TC17 alloy demonstrated relatively obvious anisotropy. The angle of 45° between forging direction and longitudinal direction indicated the highest strength and lowest ductility, while the longitudinal direction showed higher strength than forging direction. The orientation diversity of grain boundary α phase increased with the increase of height reduction. The specific crystallographic features of grain boundary α phase caused by forging texture affect effective slip length. In addition, their Schmid factor varied significantly with loading direction, possibly leading to tensile anisotropy.

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Section: Tensile Anisotropy and Analysis Of In Uencing Factorsmentioning

confidence: 99%