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98267 ENVIRONMENT-INDUCED CRACKING IN STRUCTURAL TITANIUM ALLOYS

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Product Number: 51300-98267-SG
ISBN: 98267 1998 CP
Author: R.P. Gangloff, B.P. Somerday, N.R. Moody , J.E. Costa
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Environment-induced crack growth can lead to premature failure of structural titanium alloys. In many cases, subcritical cracking is due to hydrogen. As a consequence, understanding the effects of hydrogen on crack growth susceptibility is important for the proper selection of alloys to be used in hydrogen and hydrogen-producing gaseous and aqueous environments. Of particular importance is the effect of microstructure. As the studies cited in this review consistently show, microstructure has a strong effect on crack growth susceptibility of structural titanium alloys. This is most apparent when Ti3Al precipitation in...
Environment-induced crack growth can lead to premature failure of structural titanium alloys. In many cases, subcritical cracking is due to hydrogen. As a consequence, understanding the effects of hydrogen on crack growth susceptibility is important for the proper selection of alloys to be used in hydrogen and hydrogen-producing gaseous and aqueous environments. Of particular importance is the effect of microstructure. As the studies cited in this review consistently show, microstructure has a strong effect on crack growth susceptibility of structural titanium alloys. This is most apparent when Ti3Al precipitation in...
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