Mechanical properties of AT-3, AT-4, AT-6, AND AT-8 heat treated titanium alloys
Mechanical properties of heat treated titanium alloys
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Mechanical properties of heat treated titanium alloys
Ingot of titanium alloy containing three percent aluminum studied to develop production technology
Temperature dependence of mechanical properties of high strength alpha-phase titanium alloy containing aluminum
Heat resistance of industrial and experimental titanium methods determined by centrifugal method
Activation energy of creep and mechanism of plastic deformation in titanium alloys
Hot and cold drawing, piercability, and rollability of AT-3 titanium alloy recommended for tube production
Impact strength of titanium unaffected by heating time during vacuum heating
Plastic deformation during cold rolling of high strength titanium alloy strips
Delayed failures and crack formations during welding of titanium alloys and steels
Influence of metastable structural transformations on mechanical properties of alpha-beta phase titanium alloys
Mechanical properties of Ti-Fe-Cr titanium alloys with varying amounts of iron
Hydrogen embrittlement in alpha-beta titanium alloys
Soldering titanium alloy with protective coatings of rhenium, rhodium, or silver
Mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and time to failure of forgings of several titanium alloys
Oxidation of titanium and its alloys, and strengthening Ti alloys for use at high temperatures by using Al-Ni protective coating
Strength characteristics of industrial melts of multicomponent titanium alloys with .03 to .075 aluminum content
Titanium alloy with stable phases for use in industrial tube production
Titanium oxide thin film capacitor with large temperature dependence for detecting infrared radiation