Titanium Transage 129, Duplex Heat Treat 760/480°C

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Titanium Transage 129, Duplex Heat Treat 760/480°C
Categories:	Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Titanium Alloy; Beta Titanium Alloy
Material Notes:	This alloy has very good fatigue resistance, which is enhanced by an alpha-beta anneal at 650ºC before aging at 425-540ºC. Characteristics: Martensitic alloy High hardenability Heat treatable Good fatigue properties Good fracture properties Suitable for hot-working and cold-forming See other heat treatments for this alloy as well as entries for Transage 134 and 175.
Key Words:	Ti-11.5V-2Al-2Sn-11Zr; T129
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Available Properties

Density
Tensile Strength, Ultimate
Tensile Strength, Yield
Elongation at Break
Modulus of Elasticity, After Duplex Heat Treat 815/540ºC
Poissons Ratio, Typical for beta titanium alloy.
Fatigue Strength, K_t (stress concentration factor) = 2.7
Shear Modulus, Calculated from typical values.
Electrical Resistivity, Estimated from similar high-V-stabilized beta titanium alloys.
CTE, linear, Typical beta titanium alloy
CTE, linear, Typical Mo-stabilized-beta titanium alloy
Specific Heat Capacity, Typical value for titanium alloys.
Thermal Conductivity, Estimated from similar high-V-stabilized beta titanium alloys.
Beta Transus
Aluminum, Al
Boron, B
Carbon, C
Hydrogen, H
Iron, Fe
Nitrogen, N
Other, each
Other, total
Oxygen, O
Tin, Sn
Titanium, Ti
Vanadium, V
Yttrium, Y
Zirconium, Zr

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