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High-strength titanium alloys for aerospace engineering applications: A review on melting-forging process
Materials Science and Engineering A · 2022 · Vol. 845 · pp. 143260–143260
Qinyang Zhao(Chang'an University)Qiaoyan Sun(Xi'an Jiaotong University)Shewei Xin(Northwest Institute For Non-Ferrous Metal Research)Yongnan Chen(Chang'an University)Cong Wu(Xi'an Jiaotong University)Huan Wang(Northwestern Polytechnical University)Jianwei Xu(Northwestern Polytechnical University)Mingpan Wan(Guizhou University)Weidong Zeng(Northwestern Polytechnical University)Yongqing Zhao✉(Northwest Institute For Non-Ferrous Metal Research)
Titanium Alloys Microstructure and PropertiesIntermetallics and Advanced Alloy PropertiesAdvanced materials and compositesForgingMaterials scienceAerospaceToughnessMicrostructureTitaniumDuctility (Earth science)Titanium alloyMetallurgyMechanical engineering
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