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Phase transformations in Ti-V alloys

Part 1 Martensitic transformations

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The morphology and substructure of the athermal martensite produced byβ-quenching Ti, Ti-5% V and Ti-10% V have been described in detail. The martensitic transformation in the Ti-10% V alloy was found to be incomplete leading to a structure comprised of theμ-,β- andω-phases. The extent ofβ retention increases with the V content of the alloy and the martensitic transformation was completely inhibited on quenching a Ti-20% V alloy to room temperature. This alloy was found to undergo a stress-induced martensitic transformation. The morphology and crystallography of the stress-induced products have been examined in detail.

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Menon, E.S.K., Krishnan, R. Phase transformations in Ti-V alloys. J Mater Sci 18, 365–374 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00560624

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