Effect of Shock Loading on ω Phase Formation in Pre-Strained Pure Titanium

This study examines the effect of shock loading on allotropic transformation of pure Ti. The samples are initially processed by high-pressure torsion under 2 and 6 GPa to impart intense shear strain and they are subjected to shock loading at an impact speed of 702 m/s. X-ray diffraction analysis as well as hardness measurement is carried out to check the formation of ω phase. It is shown that intense shear strain before shock loading does not promote the ω phase formation but concurrent shear straining under high pressure is effective for the ω phase formation.

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MATERIALS TRANSACTIONS
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2025-02-16
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https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans.mt-mc2024020
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Titanium Alloys Microstructure and Properties
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This study examines the effect of shock loading on allotropic transformation of pure Ti. The samples are initially processed by high-pressure torsion under 2 and 6 GPa to impart intense shear strain and they are subjected to shock loading at an impact speed of 702 m/s. X-ray diffraction analysis as well as hardness measurement is carried out to check the formation of ω phase. It is shown that intense shear strain before shock loading does not promote the ω phase formation but concurrent shear straining under high pressure is effective for the ω phase formation.

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