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Meeting MS&T22: Materials Science & Technology
Symposium Processing-Microstructure-Property Relationships of Titanium and Titanium Alloys
Presentation Title Conventional Ti Alloys for Aeroengines And Aircraft Landing Gear Beams—a Data-driven Analysis for Selection of Ti-based Alloys and Future Directions
Author(s) Ramachandra Canumalla, Tanjore Jayaraman
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Ramachandra Canumalla
Abstract Scope Titanium alloys find diverse aerospace applications owing to their superior combination of corrosion resistance, lightweight, mechanical properties, and so forth. We analyzed the available data, in the literature, of the titanium alloys for two critical applications: aeroengines and landing gear beams. We applied fundamental statistical analysis (FSA), principal component analysis (PCA), and multiple-attribute decision making (MADM) to unearth the voice of the data. The ranks assigned by several MADMs, including ROVM (range of value method), ARAS (additive ratio assessment method)), and MEW (multiplicative exponent weighing), were consistent. FSA and PCA consolidated the MADM ranks of the alloys and identified similar top-ranked alloys. The investigations highlight similarities (and differences) across several grades/variants of the alloys, suggest potential replacement or substitute for the existing alloys, weed out some of the heavier alloys and consequently help in reducing the weight, and provide possible directions for improvement and/or development of these alloys.

OTHER PAPERS PLANNED FOR THIS SYMPOSIUM

Approaches to Improving Yield-strength without Compromising Strain-hardenability in β-Titanium Alloys
Conventional Ti Alloys for Aeroengines And Aircraft Landing Gear Beams—a Data-driven Analysis for Selection of Ti-based Alloys and Future Directions
Design of New Metastable Ti Alloys and Determinations of Their Deformation Mechanisms Active during Tensile Deformation
Dilatometric Study of Phase Transformations in Ti-407
Enhancing Low-cycle Fatigue Life of Commercially-pure Ti By Deformation At Cryogenic Temperature
Hierarchical Twinning Microstructure in the Metastable β Titanium Alloys
Insights from Three-dimensional Characterization of Twins in Titanium
Microstructure-based Equivalent Initial Flaw Size (m-EIFS) Distributions for Airframe Structural Components
Microstructure Evolution and Mechanical Behaviour of Two Phase (α+β) Ti-6Al-4V Alloy : An Effect of Heat Treatment Temperature and Duration
Role of Oxygen on Phase Stability, Precipitation, and Deformation in Beta Titanium Alloys
Slip-twinning Interdependency in High-strength Alpha-beta Titanium Alloys
Tailoring Martensitic Transformation in Metastable Beta-Ti Alloys
Titanium Alloy Microstructures Produced by Additive Manufacturing and Deformation
Using Synchrotron X-ray Characterization to Understand Slip Processes in Titanium Alloys

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