Abstract The α ＋ β→β phase transformation kinetics of Ti-1300 alloy during continuous heating at different heating rates were investigated using dilatometric method. Results show that the curves of the α ＋ β...Abstract The α ＋ β→β phase transformation kinetics of Ti-1300 alloy during continuous heating at different heating rates were investigated using dilatometric method. Results show that the curves of the α ＋ β→β phase transformation exhibit a typical S-shaped pattern, which indicates that the α ＋ β→β phase transformation is a nucleation-growth-controlled process. The overall activation energy of the α ＋ β→β transformation of the alloy is 797 kJ·mol^-1. The nucleation and growth mechanism of the α ＋ β→β transformation was also investigated using the non-isothermal Avrami exponent. The Avrami exponent during α ＋ β→β transformation process significantly changes with transformed volume fraction increasing, which indicates that the α ＋ β→β transformation mechanism in the Ti-1300 alloy varies at different sections.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51401058)the Transformation Project of Major Scientific and Technological Achievements of Shanxi Province(No.2012KTCG04-14)the Science and Technology Innovation Team Project of Shanxi Province of China(No.2012KCT-23)
文摘Abstract The α ＋ β→β phase transformation kinetics of Ti-1300 alloy during continuous heating at different heating rates were investigated using dilatometric method. Results show that the curves of the α ＋ β→β phase transformation exhibit a typical S-shaped pattern, which indicates that the α ＋ β→β phase transformation is a nucleation-growth-controlled process. The overall activation energy of the α ＋ β→β transformation of the alloy is 797 kJ·mol^-1. The nucleation and growth mechanism of the α ＋ β→β transformation was also investigated using the non-isothermal Avrami exponent. The Avrami exponent during α ＋ β→β transformation process significantly changes with transformed volume fraction increasing, which indicates that the α ＋ β→β transformation mechanism in the Ti-1300 alloy varies at different sections.
