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High strength, high ductility, titanium alloy
Team
Physical Science
Industry
Materials
Sector
Advanced Materials
An invention from researchers at The University of Queensland has overcome an industry challenge of producing titanium (Ti) alloys with high strength and high ductility. Alloys can be produced in-situ with an additive manufacturing (AM) approach and overcomes the problem of uniformly blending the various powders during preparation of the AM feedstock, thus creating high quality parts.
Key features
- High strength and ductility without compromising either of the mechanical properties
- Significant reduction of anisotropy
- Simple bucket chemistry-based modification
