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Beta forging of Ti-6Al-4V: Microstructure evolution and mechanical properties

2013

Titanium alloys are finding an increasing use in the aeronautical field, due to their characteristics of high mechanical properties, lightness and corrosion resistance. Moreover these alloys are compatible with the carbon fibre reinforced plastics that are also finding a wide use in the aeronautical field. On the other hand the use of these alloys implies some drawbacks, for example titanium alloys are often considered more difficult to form and generally have less predictable forming characteristics than other metallic alloys such as steel and aluminum. In this paper was studied both the microstructure evolution and the mechanical properties of a Ti-6Al-4V rolled bar after hot forging. The…

Materials scienceMechanical EngineeringAlloyMetallurgyTitanium alloychemistry.chemical_elementForming processesengineering.materialCompression (physics)MicrostructureForgingCorrosionCommercial codes Elevated temperature High mechanical properties Hot forming process Micro-structure evolutions Thermo-mechanical response Ti-6al-4v Ti-6Al-4V alloychemistryMechanics of MaterialsAluminiumengineeringGeneral Materials ScienceAlloy steel Aluminum Carbon fiber reinforced plastics Compression testing Corrosion resistance Forging Mechanical properties Titanium alloySettore ING-IND/16 - Tecnologie E Sistemi Di LavorazioneMicrostructureForging Ti-6Al-4V microstructure
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Experimental Studies Regarding the Mechanical Behaviour of Silicon-Coated and Uncoated P.A. 6.6 Fabrics

2014

These paper aims to present an experimental study for determining the mechanical properties of woven fabrics used for airbags manufacturing. In order to realise the study, there were chosen two types of fabric, one that is coated with silicon and one that is uncoated. The experimental tests that were carried out were uniaxial tension tests for samples extracted on the warp and on the weft direction, the Bias test, a test specific for shear loads and the dome test, a test specific for biaxial loads. For the uniaxial tension test the force-displacement curve was obtained and the maximum values of the loads and the displacement. For the last two tests (bias test and dome test) there have been …

Shear (sheet metal)EngineeringSiliconchemistrybusiness.industryUltimate tensile strengthUniaxial tensionchemistry.chemical_elementGeneral MedicineStructural engineeringCompression testingbusinessDisplacement (fluid)Applied Mechanics and Materials
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