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Gavin Garside
Greg Vignoul, John Foltz, Walter Vernitsky, Leonard Nowak, Corey Smith
April 3, 2013
2013 ATI. All Rights Reserved.
Outline
Background
Supply Chain and Processing
ATI 425 Alloy
Heading Trials
Mechanical Properties
Direct Age Experiments
Background
ATI has vast experience with titanium and titanium alloys
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Ingot, billet, round & rectangle bar, shapes, rod, wire & coil, extrusions, seamless
tube & pipe, fastener stock
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Alloys
ATI 6-4 Alloy, ATI 425 Alloy, ATI 45Nb Alloy, ATI 3-2.5 Alloy, ATI 3510, ATI
6-2-4-2, ATI 6-2-4-6, and many more
Background
Titanium for fastener applications
Similar strength of medium alloy steel
Half the weight of steel
Much more corrosion resistant than steel
Often with no coating
Forging
Hot Rolling
Drawing
Finishing
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Composition
Advantages
14.6mm bar
ATI 425 Alloy
Warm headed
ATI 425 Alloy
Warm thread
rolled
ATI 425 Alloy
Warm thread
rolled
Ti 6-4 Alloy
Warm formed
Cold formed
Thread macros
Thread appearance
similar to ATI 6-4 Alloy
Fine thread details were
reproduced in ATI 425 Alloy
Both ATI 6-4TM Alloy and ATI 425 Alloy hold the relationship:
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Min. Properties
DS 0.6 UTS
Condition
UTS (ksi)
A-286
STA
130
A-286
DA
180
Material
Condition
UTS (ksi)
Yield (ksi)
Density (lb/in3)
MA
145
135
0.162
STA
193
171
0.162
12
220
14
13
12
200
190
180
170
160
150
Straightened - 3 Hours
Straightened - 8 Hours
140
Increasing Temperature
% Elongation
210
11
10
9
8
13
45
225
43
220
215
210
205
200
195
190
Straightened - 3 Hours
185
Straightened - 8 Hours
Increasing Temperature
Reduction of Area, %
230
180
Increasing Temperature
41
39
37
35
33
31
29
27
25
Increasing Temperature
Strength, ksi
210
36
200
190
31
180
170
160
Increasing Temperature
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Yield Strength
Ultimate Tensile
Strength
Strength, ksi
41
220
% Reduction of Area
230
230
14
220
13
210
12
200
11
190
10
180
170
160
Increasing Temperature
% Elongation
Condition
UTS (ksi)
Yield (ksi)
Elong (%)
RA (%)
Density (lb/in3)
A-286
STA
130
85
15
20
0.286
A-286
DA
180
150
10
18
0.286
Alloy 718
STA
180
150
12
15
0.296
Alloy 718
DA
220
200
15
0.296
MP35N
DA
260
230
35
0.304
MP159
DA
260
250
22
0.301
MA
130
120
10
25
0.160
STA
165
155
10
20
0.160
MA
145
135
15
30
0.162
STA
170
150
10
20
0.162
STA
193
171
12
44
0.162
DA
213
195
10
34
0.162
(Typical)
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Condition
UTS (ksi)
Yield (Ksi)
Elong (%)
RA (%)
Density (lb/in3)
A-286#
STA
130
85
15
20
0.286
A-286#
DA
180
150
10
18
0.286
MA
130
120
10
25
0.160
STA
165
155
10
20
0.160
MA
145
135
15
30
0.162
STA
170
150
10
20
0.162
STA
193
171
12
44
0.162
DA
213
195
10
34
0.162
(Typical Results)
STA = Solution Treat and Age; DA = Cold Work and Age; MA = Mill Anneal
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ATI 6-4
Alloy
Mill Annealed
ATI 425
Alloy
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Heading trials
Trials with no process adjustments
Warm, high
heading strain
Standard Ti 6-4 Alloy Process
Cold, low
heading
strain
Cold, high
heading
strain
Water agitation
Agitated and unagitated
Time to Quench
ASAP
5 sec
10 sec
105.2
102.3
99.6
104.6
101.5
99.7
104.8
102.7
101.1
105.6
102.0
100.5
104.8
103.5
100.5
104.5
104.1
100.4
(Double shear - values in ksi)
Summary
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