Met Sci Heat Treat
 1973
DOI: 10.1007/bf00660326
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Oxygen in alloys of titanium with aluminum and zirconium

I.I. Kornilov1,
T. A. Peradze2,
V. V. Vavilova3
et al.
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“…Y [180] and Ti [181] can be employed in similar concentrations to similar effect in V alloys. Thus, many of the unfavourable properties imparted by O to certain alloys can be negated through alloying [149,182].…”
Section: Effect Of Impurity Species On Membrane Performancementioning
confidence: 97%

Non-Pd BCC alloy membranes for industrial hydrogen separation

Dolan
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2010
Journal of Membrane Science
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“…Y [180] and Ti [181] can be employed in similar concentrations to similar effect in V alloys. Thus, many of the unfavourable properties imparted by O to certain alloys can be negated through alloying [149,182].…”
Section: Effect Of Impurity Species On Membrane Performancementioning
confidence: 97%

Non-Pd BCC alloy membranes for industrial hydrogen separation

Dolan
1
2010
Journal of Membrane Science
247
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Mechanical properties and thermal stability of Ti?Zr?Al alloys with an elevated oxygen content

Peradze1,
Fatkullina2
1973
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Thermal stability of pseudo-?-titanium alloys and methods for evaluation

Zhukov1,
Marinets2,
Razuvaeva3
et al. 1981
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