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Deformation behavior and texture development in beta Ti-V alloys

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Beta phase titanium-vanadium alloys in the composition range 20 to 40 wt pct vanadium were studied to determine the dependence of mechanical properties and texture formation on deformation modes. Changes in twinning probability and slip characteristics with vanadium content are reflected in wide variations in sheet textures in both as-rolled and rolled and recrystallized samples. These sheet textures exhibit strongly anisotropic strength properties which may be qualitatively related to the type of texture.

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Ling, FW., Starke, E.A. & Lefevre, B.G. Deformation behavior and texture development in beta Ti-V alloys. Metall Trans 5, 179–187 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02642942

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