The Effect of Impact on the TiAl Alloy TNBV3B Produced on Three Different Processing Routes

Susanne Gebhard; Piet Peters; Dan Roth-Fagaraseanu; Felix Turley; Heinz Voggenreiter

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.638-642.1312

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The Effect of Impact on the TiAl Alloy TNBV3B Produced on Three Different Processing Routes

Abstract:

The impact behaviour of the TiAl alloy TNBV3B produced on three different processing routes - cast, forged (with a relatively small degree of deformation) and extruded - has been studied making use of ballistic tests. The damage evolution due to centre and edge impacts on flat and airfoil-like specimens has been investigated with a focus on the influence of the microstructure. Apart from the influence of material properties, the impact location showed a strong effect on the damage evolution. The extension of impact cracks in the interior of the specimens has been studied making use of heat tinting experiments and computer tomography analyses.