Study of the Effect of Compaction and Thermal Compression Bonding on the Quality of Compact Materials Obtained by Recycling Titanium Alloy Scrap without Remelting

The article investigates the features of formation of solid-phase compounds at different stages of deformation processing when recycling titanium alloy chip scrap without remelting. A new method for creating high-strength compact materials is proposed. The process parameters for recycling chip scrap of industrial grades of titanium alloys of different groups are determined.

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Russian Engineering Research
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1068798x25700820
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Advanced materials and composites
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Study of the Effect of Compaction and Thermal Compression Bonding on the Quality of Compact Materials Obtained by Recycling Titanium Alloy Scrap without Remelting

M. V. Zharov
Russian Engineering Research
Advanced materials and composites
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Study of the Effect of Compaction and Thermal Compression Bonding on the Quality of Compact Materials Obtained by Recycling Titanium Alloy Scrap without Remelting

M. V. Zharov
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Abstract

The article investigates the features of formation of solid-phase compounds at different stages of deformation processing when recycling titanium alloy chip scrap without remelting. A new method for creating high-strength compact materials is proposed. The process parameters for recycling chip scrap of industrial grades of titanium alloys of different groups are determined.

Russian Engineering ResearchVol. 45(5)
Moscow Aviation Institute (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Advanced materials and composites
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