Abstract

0.1wt% Boron addition effect on dynamic compression properties of Ti-6Al-4V (Ti-64A) alloy are investigated by Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar (SHPB). In the study, and relative damage mechanism is also analyzed. The results show that, as-cast microstructure is refined due to 0.1% Boron addition and also to lower the non-uniform distribution of strain, stress or local concentration due to inharmonic deformation. As well as both dynamic strain and average dynamic flow stress is improved with a reduction of the sensitivity of adiabatic shear behavior. As deformation microstructure loaded at high strain rate with 0.1wt% boron addition, Dynamic strain and maximum absorbed energy is decrease 10%~30% compare with Ti-64A alloy. Both Ti-64A and Ti-6Al-4V-0.1B (Ti-64B), average dynamic flow stress is close. At high speed impact load, it exhibits a damage of adiabatic shear and TiB phases bear loading during fracture. Adiabatic shear band ismain reason of Ti-64A and Ti-64B alloys fracture failure through the deformed specimens’ microstructure observation. Adiabatic shear band formation and expansion is a precursor of material shear fracture failure. Deformation cavity can be formation between TiB phase and matrix during the deformation process, but not the main reason of material fracture failure.

Highlights

  • Among the Į+ȕ titanium alloys, Ti-64A alloy is the most popular titanium alloy, widely used in the aerospace, power generation, chemical, and biomedical industries because of high specific particular strength and good corrosion resistance [1-3]

  • The alloy is usually served under high speed impact loading, and it is required to posse a good capacity to retain the integrity and continuity of their structure when loaded at high strain rates

  • In order to subject the samples to higher strain rates, the dynamic loading was performed at room temperature on a modified Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar (SHPB) system

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Summary

Introduction

Among the Į+ȕ titanium alloys, Ti-64A alloy is the most popular titanium alloy, widely used in the aerospace, power generation, chemical, and biomedical industries because of high specific particular strength and good corrosion resistance [1-3]. The alloy is usually served under high speed impact loading, and it is required to posse a good capacity to retain the integrity and continuity of their structure when loaded at high strain rates. Research shows that the dynamic compressive mechanical properties of Ti-64A alloy depend on the alloy composition, organizational status, composition and distribution of microscopic characteristics [4-8]. In addition to refined as-cast microstructure [9-14] affects. The present study is mainly devoted to understand 0.1wt% Boron addition Effect on dynamic compressive mechanical properties of Ti-64A alloy with different microstructures

Materials and experiments
Effect of boron addition on dynamic stress-strain cure of Ti-64A alloy
Effect of boron addition on maximum absorbed energy of Ti-64A alloy
Deformed microstructure at high strain rate
Conclusions
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