TIG welding experiments of TC2 titanium alloy sheet was carried out,and the well-formed weld was obtained.After welding process,the cross-section microstructure,mechanical properties,fracture morphology and quality in...TIG welding experiments of TC2 titanium alloy sheet was carried out,and the well-formed weld was obtained.After welding process,the cross-section microstructure,mechanical properties,fracture morphology and quality inspection of the joint were studied.The results show that the microstructure of the weld consists of a large number of acicularα′andβblock.The microhardness curve shows that the microhardness value in the fusion zone(FZ)of the joint is significantly higher than that in the heat affected zone(HAZ)and the base metal(BM),and the microhardness of the base metal is the lowest.The tensile strength of the joint is equivalent to that of the base metal,and the fracture morphology shows that the fracture mechanism of the joint is mixed ductile-brittle fracture mode.The weld quality is excellent through chemical inspection,penetrant inspection and X-ray inspection.展开更多
To solve the problem of the poor plasticity and to meet the requirements of high temperature for forming titanium alloy,mechanical properties of TC2 titanium alloy under the compound energy-field(CEF)with temperature ...To solve the problem of the poor plasticity and to meet the requirements of high temperature for forming titanium alloy,mechanical properties of TC2 titanium alloy under the compound energy-field(CEF)with temperature and ultrasonic vibration were studied.The effects of CEF on tensile force,elongation,microstructure and fractography of the TC2 titanium alloy were compared and analyzed.The results show that,under the same thermal conditions,the deformation resistance of TC2 titanium alloy decreases with the increase of ultrasonic vibration energy.The formability is also improved correspondingly due to the input of ultrasonic vibration energy and its influence on the microstructure of the material.However,when the ultrasonic vibration energy is larger,the fatigue fracture will also appear,which reduces its formability.展开更多
基金the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institution and Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials(No.KZ82171509).
文摘TIG welding experiments of TC2 titanium alloy sheet was carried out,and the well-formed weld was obtained.After welding process,the cross-section microstructure,mechanical properties,fracture morphology and quality inspection of the joint were studied.The results show that the microstructure of the weld consists of a large number of acicularα′andβblock.The microhardness curve shows that the microhardness value in the fusion zone(FZ)of the joint is significantly higher than that in the heat affected zone(HAZ)and the base metal(BM),and the microhardness of the base metal is the lowest.The tensile strength of the joint is equivalent to that of the base metal,and the fracture morphology shows that the fracture mechanism of the joint is mixed ductile-brittle fracture mode.The weld quality is excellent through chemical inspection,penetrant inspection and X-ray inspection.
基金Funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52075347,51575364)
文摘To solve the problem of the poor plasticity and to meet the requirements of high temperature for forming titanium alloy,mechanical properties of TC2 titanium alloy under the compound energy-field(CEF)with temperature and ultrasonic vibration were studied.The effects of CEF on tensile force,elongation,microstructure and fractography of the TC2 titanium alloy were compared and analyzed.The results show that,under the same thermal conditions,the deformation resistance of TC2 titanium alloy decreases with the increase of ultrasonic vibration energy.The formability is also improved correspondingly due to the input of ultrasonic vibration energy and its influence on the microstructure of the material.However,when the ultrasonic vibration energy is larger,the fatigue fracture will also appear,which reduces its formability.
