Abstract
The mechanical properties of recrystallised Co3Ti alloys with simultaneous additions of W (or Mo) and B were investigated by tensile and creep testing. The simultaneous additions of W (or Mo) and B enhanced significantly the yield strength of Co3Ti alloys over the temperature range used. The stress exponent in the relationship ɛ∝σn (where ɛ is creep rate and σ is stress) was 2·9 at 1073 K and the activation energy for creep deformation was 286 kJ mol−1 at 147 MN m−2 in unalloyed Co3Ti. The simultaneous addition of W and B to Co3Ti also enhanced the creep resistance. As with unalloyed Co3Ti, addition of Fe to Co3Ti alloys with simultaneous additions of W and B was effective in suppressing environmental embrittlement. The role of simultaneous additions of these elements was discussed, based on the results obtained.
MST/1594
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