The influence of rolling temperature on texture evolution and variant selection during α → β → α phase transformation in Ti–6Al–4V

Microstructure and tensile properties of hot-rolled Zr50–Ti50 binary alloy

“…Detailed process 620-WQ 620 1C, 1 h, water quenching 620R-AC 620 1C multi hot rolling, 70% reduction, air cooling 620R-WQ 620 1C multi hot rolling, 70% reduction, water quenching 750R-AC 750 1C multi hot rolling, 70% reduction, air cooling 750R-WQ 750 1C multi hot rolling, 70% reduction, water quenching transformation mechanism, a β texture transforms into a α-basal texture during martensite transformation, as Obasi reported [21]. Optical micrographs of the specimens with different treatments are shown in Fig.…”

Formation of slip bands and microstructure evolution of Ti-5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr-0.5Fe alloy during warm deformation process

“…In addition to the changes of distribution and size of structure, TMP has a significant impact on the other aspects. For the α variants selection mechanism (VS) [21,22,23,24] during the β→α phase transformation, the deformation process can dominate it significantly besides the effects of the misorientation between two adjacent β grains and the grain boundary plane [22]. R. Shi et, al.…”

Microstructure and transformation texture evolution during α precipitation in polycrystalline α/β titanium alloys – A simulation study

“…2(b). Since the starting texture of the b grains has been found to have a strong influence on the transformation texture of a variants because of the Burgers orientation relationship between the two phases [57], two sets of initial orientations of the b grains are considered in the current study. One is populated with orientations sampled from a uniform random texture referred to as the "RT" sample and the other has grains sampled from a strong cube texture as the "ST" sample.…”

“…the orientation density of b phase texture is inherited equally by all 12 a variants within each grain [18,[56][57][58]. Thus, the macro-DVS can be quantified by the ratio:…”