Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of bonding at a faying surface two substrates of ?-titanium aluminide alloy having a ?-single phase region at elevated temperatures, comprising the steps of applying a braze material of a titanium alloy consisting of from 10 to 35 at. % aluminum, from 5 to 30 at. % iron and/or nickel, and optionally other alloying elements present in the substrate material in quantities (at. %) up to their content in the substrate material, the remainder being titanium, at the faying surface of the substrates, and subjecting the substrates and braze material to an elevated temperature in the ?-single phase region of the substrate, and joining the substrate at the crack interface by transient liquid phase bonding.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of bonding two substrates of titanium aluminide alloy at a faying surface, comprising the steps of applying a braze material of a titanium alloy consisting of from 10 to 35 at. % aluminum, from 5 to 30 at. % iron and/or nickel, and optionally other alloying elements present in the substrate material in quantities (at. %) up to their content in the substrate material, the remainder being titanium, at the faying surface of the substrates, and subjecting the substrates and braze material to an elevated temperature above the melting point of the braze material and below ?-solvus temperature of the ?-titanium aluminide alloy, and joining the substrates by transient liquid phase bonding.

Abstract: The invention concerns alloys made through the use of melting and powdered metallurgical techniques on the basis of titanium aluminides with an alloy composition of Ti-z Al-y Nb where 44.5 Atom % ?z?47 Atom %, 44.5 Atom % ?z?45.5 Atom %, and 5 Atom % ?y?10 Atom % with possibly the addition of B and/or C at a content between 0.05 Atom % and 0.8 Atom %. Said alloy is characterized in that it contains a molybdenum (Mo) content ranging between 0.1 Atom % to 3.0 Atom %.

Abstract: The invention concerns alloys made through the use of melting and powdered metallurgical techniques on the basis of titanium aluminides with an alloy composition of Ti-z Al-y Nb where 44.5 Atom %?z?47 Atom %, 44.5 Atom %?z?45.5 Atom %, and 5 Atom %?y?10 Atom % with possibly the addition of B and/or C at a content between 0.05 Atom % and 0.8 Atom %. Said alloy is characterized in that it contains a molybdenum (Mo) content ranging between 0.1 Atom % to 3.0 Atom %.

Abstract: In a method for the treatment of metallic materials especially for the consolidation of the texture of the materials, a blank of the metallic material is heated to a transformation temperature and the blank is then subjected to twisting preferably while, at the same time, being compressed. In this way, the texture can be refined to a large degree in a simple and inexpensive manner.

Abstract: In a method for the treatment of metallic materials especially for the consolidation of the texture of the materials, a blank of the metallic material is heated to a transformation temperature and the blank is then subjected to twisting preferably while, at the same time, being compressed. In this way, the texture can be refined to a large degree in a simple and inexpensive manner.

Abstract: In a device for encapsulating blanks of metallic high temperature alloys, particularly TiAL alloys, which are subjected to forging or rolling for hot forming, at least a first inner envelope is supported on the blank in closely spaced relationship therefrom and a second envelope surrounds the first envelope and both envelopes consist of a metallic material.