Abstract
Pre-alloyed gamma titanium aluminide powders were fabricated by argon gas atomization. The powder was hot isostatic pressed (HIP) at 1200°Cand 150MPa for 3h to obtain full density compact. The properties of the powders and the HIP’ed compacts were investigated in this work. The microstructure of the powder exhibited dendrite and cellular mixed image, resulted from rapid solidification and independent of particle size. The microstructural transition from cell to dendrite could be readily represented in a droplet or the droplets of different size. The transition was the result of the decrease of undercooling. XRD analysis result showed that the powder consisted of α2 phase and γ phase, coarse powder was mostly γ phase, while fine powder mostly α2 phase. After HIP, the near gamma microstructure showed an average γ-TiAl grains of approximately 6μm.
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