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Mechanical and microstructural characterization of titanium gr.5 parts produced by different manufacturing routes

2022

Abstract In recent years, the aircraft industry has shifted its preference for metal parts to titanium and its alloys, such as the high-strength Titanium Grade5 alloy. Because of Titanium Grade 5 limited formability at ambient temperature, forming operations on this material require high temperatures. In these conditions, a peculiar microstructure evolves as a result of the heating and deformation cycles, which has a significant impact on formability and product quality. On the other hand, additive manufacturing technologies, as selective laser melting and electron beam melting, are increasingly being used and are replacing more traditional approaches such as machining and forging. Fundamen…

Ti grade5Additive manufacturingControl and Systems EngineeringMechanical EngineeringGeometrical accuracyHot forgingMachiningSettore ING-IND/16 - Tecnologie E Sistemi Di LavorazioneIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringSoftwareAdditive manufacturing Geometrical accuracy Hot forging Machining Ti grade5Computer Science Applications
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Metallurgical Evolutions in Hot Forging of Dual Phase Titanium Alloys: Numerical Simulation and Experiments

2015

Titanium forging has been encountering a growing interest in the scientific and industrial communities because of the distinct advantages it provides with respect to machining, in terms of both mechanical properties of the product and material waste, thus significantly reducing the Buy to Fly ratio. In the paper, a numerical FE model, based on a tri-coupled approach and able to predict the microstructural evolutions of the workpiece during the process, is developed and set up. Calculated results are compared to experiments for a few industrial case studies. The final phases distribution in the forged parts is experimentally measured and compared to the FE model output finding satisfying ove…

TitaniumFEMEngineering controlled terms: Finite element methodIndustrial communitieMechanical EngineeringPhase transformationHot forgingTitanium Dual phaseFE modelIndustrial case studyMechanics of MaterialMaterials Science (all)ForgingPhase transitionMaterial wasteWorkpiece Engineering main heading: Titanium alloys
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The role of the effect of manufacturing tolerances on a tubular linear ferrite motor

2015

Electric machines are often designed without considering workmanship and materials tolerances. Their manufacturing process involves a series of steps, starting with raw materials and ending with the machine assembly. In each of these steps occur deviations due, for instance, to mistakes in positioning tools or to the tolerances in the electrical and magnetic characteristics of the materials. These deviations may cause unwanted parasitic effects such as torque ripple, losses or acoustic noise. Such effects have to be considered especially in machines used in industrial drives for high performance applications. Moreover the tolerances in the magnetic materials have a considerable effect on th…

Torque Forging Magnetoacoustic effects Synchronous motors Magnetization FerritesSettore ING-IND/11 - Fisica Tecnica AmbientaleDirect torque controlComputer scienceCogging torqueFerrite (magnet)TorqueMechanical engineeringTorque rippleWorkmanshipSettore ING-IND/32 - Convertitori Macchine E Azionamenti ElettriciSynchronous motorForging2015 IEEE Magnetics Conference (INTERMAG)
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Dual phase titanium alloy hot forging process design: experiments and numerical modeling

2015

Titanium alloys are considered desirable materials when both good mechanical properties and weight reduction are required at the same time. This class of materials is widely used in those fields (aeronautics, aerospace) in which common steels and light-weight materials, e.g., aluminum alloys, are not able to satisfy all operative service conditions. During the last decade, forging of titanium alloys has attracted greater attention from both industrial and scientific/academic researchers because of their potential in providing a near net shaped part with minimal need for machining. In this paper, a numerical model of the forging sequences for a Ti-6Al-4V titanium alloy aerospace component is…

business.product_categoryMaterials scienceFinite element method (FEM)Polymers and PlasticPolymers and Plasticsbusiness.industryMechanical EngineeringMetallurgyTitanium alloyProcess designPhase predictionMicrostructureHot forgingStrength of materialsForgingIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringMachiningMechanics of MaterialsDie (manufacturing)Mechanics of MaterialTi-6Al-4VAerospacebusiness
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