H. Margolin, J. C. Williams
The review focuses on the fracture and fatigue behavior of titanium (Ti) alloys, which are critical for their application in high-performance environments. The objective is to consolidate existing knowledge on how microstructure, alloy composition, and texture influence the fracture-related properties of Ti alloys. A systematic methodology is employed, categorizing content into four sections: an overview of factors affecting microstructure development, a review of properties pertinent to static loading, and analyses of dynamic loading responses. The findings indicate that while microstructure significantly influences these properties, there is no universal 'optimum microstructure' that enhances all properties uniformly. Instead, the review emphasizes the necessity of understanding the unique microstructural dependence of each property. This understanding aids in the selection of appropriate alloy compositions and microstructural conditions to optimize specific properties based on application requirements. Consequently, the paper serves as a guide for engineers and researchers in selecting Ti alloys tailored to the demands of their specific applications.
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