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| May26-12, 02:46 PM | #1 |
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microstructure of titanium
hey, everyone,
i am really confused about microstructure of titanium,one is deformed and one is original both of them is 20x, have a look at the image attachment, i know that the grey scratched is twinning and slip marks due to deformation, what about those white parts and black parts? thank you.... |
| Jun10-12, 02:22 AM | #2 |
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Is this Cp-Ti (commercial purity) or another alloy like Ti-6Al-4V?
I'm guessing it is Cp-Ti because the first picture looks like equiaxed grains of alpha-phase. The second image looks like widmanstatten phases. Was there a heat treatment on the alloy? Check out this book on Titanium. It has a few good micrographs you can compare with: http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=H...tanium&f=false |
| Jun10-12, 11:55 PM | #3 |
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hi streeters,
thanks for helping, but this section is done, the lecture said that...it was relatively pure titanium, the reason why lighter/darker region is due to its own orientation. i feel it was not very good explaination, but it fits her marking scheme so m gonna settle with that. |
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