Master alloys for beta 21s titanium-based alloys and method of making same
CA 2127121 C · Owner: Reading Alloys, Inc. · Inventors: Perfect, Frederick H.
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Master alloys and methods of producing them are provided herein. An intermetallic compound, for example Al3Cb is first prepared via thermite , processing is, then size reduced, and is then mixed with other components in amounts yielding a, mixture in the desired proportion for the master alloy. The mixture is compacted, and, is then heated to produce the master alloy by fusion. The master alloy produced, comprises a predominant amount of Mo and total subordinate amounts of Cb Al, Si, O2, C, N2, and Ti, the total amount of all such components being 100 %. The master alloy, preferably comprises 55 to 75% Mo 6 to 16% Cb, 1 to 15% Al, 0.1 to 5% Si 0 , to 1%, O2, 0 to 1% C, 0 to 1% N2, and …
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