Allvac® Ti-17
General Characteristics of Allvac® Ti-17
Allvac® Ti-17 is a beta-rich, alpha-beta alloy appropriately used in beta and alpha-beta applications. Often referred to as grade 17, Allvac® Ti-17 offers improved tensile and creep strengths than Ti-6Al-4V.
Chemical Composition of Allvac® Ti-17
- Aluminum 4.6-5.5
- Chromium 3.5-4.5
- Molybdenum 3.5-4.5
- Tin 1.5-2.5
- Oxygen 0.08-0.13
- Zirconium 1.5-2.5
- Iron 0.3 max
- Nitrogen 0.04 max
- Hydrogen 0.0125
- Titanium balance
Heat Treatment of Allvac® Ti-17
- Alpha-beta
- First treatment: 1501° to 1580°F (815° to 860°C), then rapidly air cool
- Second solution treatment: 1472°F (800°C), then water quenching
- Beta
- Anneal by holding at 1472°F (800°C) for 4 hours
- Aging treatment for beta and alpha-beta is 1148° to 1213°F (620° to 656°C) for 8 hours
Applications of Allvac® Ti-17
- Compressor and fan discs
- Other applications requiring high strength
Formability of Allvac® Ti-17
- Alpha-beta forge from 1499° to 1580°F (815° to 860°C)
- Beta forge from 1652° to 1796°F (900° to 980°C)
Weldability of Allvac® Ti-17
- Employ highly alloyed alloys to enhance corrosion resistance
- Obtain better corrosion resistance by annealing after welding
- Remove lubricants before welding and heat treatment
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