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The influence of ruthenium on structure, corrosion and mechanical properties, and fatigue characteristics of titanium α-alloys in corrosive environment

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This article discusses test results of corrosion mechanical properties and fatigue properties of deformed semifinished items (forgings and pipes) made of titanium alloys PT-7M and PT-7M with addition of ruthenium. The main mechanical properties of titanium alloys, the structure, and the ruthenium distribution in the structure are determined. Results of static three-point bending tests of specimens with crack are discussed for determination of corrosion mechanical strength and cyclic fatigue strength of forgings and pipes of these alloys in a corrosive medium.

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Original Russian Text © Yu.Yu. Malinkina, E.V. Chudakov, V.P. Leonov, 2016, published in Voprosy Materialovedeniya, 2016, No. 4(88), pp. 109–119.

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Malinkina, Y.Y., Chudakov, E.V. & Leonov, V.P. The influence of ruthenium on structure, corrosion and mechanical properties, and fatigue characteristics of titanium α-alloys in corrosive environment. Inorg. Mater. Appl. Res. 8, 906–913 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1134/S2075113317060090

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