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Title: New Titanium Alloys for Aerospace Applications


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New Titanium Alloysfor Aerospace Applications
  • Geoff Hartle, VSMPO Tirus Ltd
  • TIG Conference
  • The Belfry
  • 23rd 24th June 2009

2
New Titanium Alloys
  • ALLOY
  • Ti 5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr
  • Ti 6Al-4V Fine-Grain
  • Ti 3Al-3Mo-3V-1Zr
  • APPLICATION
  • Airframe Components
  • SPF Sheet
  • Hydraulic Tubing

3
Ti 5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr
  • Evolved from Russian alloy, VT-22
  • Commonly used for airframe structural forgings
  • 1995/1996 VSMPO began work with Boeing
  • Goal Higher strength / lower cost than
    10V-2Fe-3Al
  • Candidate alloy for forged, landing gear
    components
  • Potential alloy for investment castings

4
Ti 5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr
  • Advantages Over 10V-2Fe-3Al
  • Less prone to segregation
  • Higher ßt (50 C)
  • Better die fill, longer die-life
  • Better harden-ability in thick sections
  • Up to 6 section thickness vs. 3 for 10V-2Fe-3Al

5
Ti 5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr
  • Advantages Over 10V-2Fe-3Al
  • Air cool vs. water quench less distortion
  • Higher strength with equivalent ductility and
    fracture toughness
  • Potentially less costly to machine

6
Ti 5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr
Billet Properties
7
Ti 5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr
Forging Properties
8
Ti 5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr
  • Status of Development
  • Boeing specification developed
  • Currently used in several applications on 787 and
    Sukhoi Superjet 100 (die forgings)
  • Improved version being studied for A350
    application

9
Ti 6Al-4V Fine-grain (Fg)
  • Developed for Super-Plastic Forming (SPF)

10
Ti 6Al-4V Fine-grain (Fg)
  • Grain size lt 1 µm vs. 3 µm in standard
  • Enables lower forming temperatures
  • 760 C vs. 900 C (1400 F vs. 1650 F)
  • Eliminates a-case
  • Improves die-life
  • Reduces press maintenance requirement
  • Improves operator safety and comfort

11
Ti 6Al-4V Fine-grain (Fg)
  • Mechanical Properties of Delivered Sheet

12
Ti 6Al-4V Fine-grain (Fg)
  • Mechanical Properties at SPF Temperatures

13
Ti 6Al-4V Fine-grain (Fg)
  • Stress/Strain Testing at SPF Temperatures

Fg, 760?, strain rate 110-3 s-1
Fg, 760?, strain rate 310-4
s-1 Fg, 760?, strain rate 110-4 s-1
3µ, 900?, strain rate 310-4 s-1
14
Ti 6Al-4V Fine-grain (Fg)
  • Status of Development
  • Boeing specification developed
  • Use on several parts on Boeing 787
  • Study of other opportunities

15
Ti 3Al-3Mo-3V-1Zr
  • High-pressure hydraulic tubing
  • Current alloy is Ti 3Al-2.5V (CWSR)
  • Unable to swage-form compression fittings
  • Leads to costly welding of fittings

16
Ti 3Al-3Mo-3V-1Zr
  • Cold-rolled, annealed VST 3331 has 20 more
    plasticity yet equivalent strengths

17
Ti 3Al-3Mo-3V-1Zr
  • CWSR VST 3331 shows 15 improvement in strength
    with equivalent ductility and flaring capability
  • Offers potential to increase operating pressures

18
Ti 3Al-3Mo-3V-1Zr
  • Status of Development
  • Initial swage forming trial successful
  • Additional sample lot in production for further
    evaluation
  • Coil being produced for ducting trial
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