Aviation and automobile industries demand high strength, fatigue resistant, and wear-
resistant materials in combination with lightweight, especially for structural applications. On …

Titanium alloys have been widely used in many industrial clusters such as automotive,
aerospace and biomedical industries due to their excellent comprehensive properties. In …

Regions with sharp local textures, ie, macrozones, are common microstructural
inhomogeneities in titanium (Ti) alloys that significantly reduce the fatigue resistance of Ti …

Selective laser melting (SLM) is a promising additive manufacturing technique with growing
acceptance in aerospace applications. In this work, a new aeronautical material of near-α Ti …

Wire-fed electron beam directed energy deposition (EB-DED) is gaining increasing attention
owing to its significant advantage of producing high-quality, large-scale metallic …

TA15 titanium alloy is widely used in aerospace industry in terms of its high specific strength,
good thermal stability, and excellent corrosion resistance. To further improve its mechanical …

The plastic deformation at high temperatures of two-phase titanium alloys is modelled using
a mesoscale approach to describe the complex interactions between different populations of …

Recent advances in spherical indentation stress-strain protocols and analyses have
demonstrated the capability for measuring reliably the local mechanical responses in …

The titanium alloy TA15 was treated with SP (shot peening), followed by heat exposure at
500° C and NII (nitrogen ion implantation) treatment at 500° C for 5 h each. The surface …

Understanding the heterogeneous globularization phenomena and the underlying
mechanisms is important to process design for primary hot working of titanium alloys. To this …