Abstract
The relationship between the tensile properties and microstructure of Ti-TiC composite materials with Al additions was investigated. Composites containing 40–50% TiC by volume were produced using standard casting procedures from the melt. Ultimate tensile strengths of 1113 MPa with 1–2 % ductility were found in these materials. Results show that the tensile properties are controlled by the size and distribution of TiC particles.
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Chen, J., Geng, Z. & Chin, B.A. The Tensile Properties and Microstructure of Ti-Tic Composites with Al Additions. MRS Online Proceedings Library 133, 447 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-133-447
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