Powder metallurgy CP-Ti performances: hydride-dehydride vs. sponge Articles uri icon

publication date

  • August 2014

start page

  • 226

end page

  • 232

issue

  • August

volume

  • 60

International Standard Serial Number (ISSN)

  • 0264-1275

Electronic International Standard Serial Number (EISSN)

  • 1873-4197

abstract

  • Titanium is characterised by two contrasting aspects: outstanding combination of properties and high production costs which confine its application to high demanding sectors. The employment of powder metallurgy (P/M) techniques is one creative alternative to lower the final costs of titanium products due to some intrinsic advantages of P/M such as high yield of material and limited machining requirement. In this work the performances of hydride&-dehydride (HDH) and sponge elemental titanium products obtained by cold uniaxial pressing and sintering are compared. It is found that the two materials achieved similar relative density values but HDH shows much better mechanical performances.

subjects

  • Materials science and engineering

keywords

  • titanium; powder metallurgy; cold uniaxial pressing; vacuum sintering; tensile properties; dynamic young modulus