Airworthiness certification of titanium alloys for aeronautical applications

Jana, B and Saha, B and Shetty, Kishora and Yadav, J S and Gupta, B (2000) Airworthiness certification of titanium alloys for aeronautical applications. Journal of Metallurgy and materials Science, 42 (3). pp. 151-158.

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Abstract

An aircraft and its aeroengine is designed to get highest thrust to weight ration and high fuel efficiency, so as to keep its place in the competitive world market. Light weight, longer period between overhauls and trouble free operation, therefore, assume significance in component design and material selection. Among the three classes of aeroengine materials namely special steels, superalloys and titanium alloys, the later has the highest specific strength upto ~600oC. So far, all these alloys were being imported from collaborator's approved sources. On establishing production facilities at MIDHANI, import substitution was undertaken to achieve self-reliance. This paper deals with the aspects on certification of titanium alloys indigenously produced for Russian, Wester and Indian aeroengines and aircraft.

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Uncontrolled Keywords:Titanium alloys ; Aeronautical applications ; Materials ; Alloy-evaluation ; Aeroengine compressor
Divisions:Information Management and Dissemination Centre
ID Code:1906
Deposited By:Sahu A K
Deposited On:08 Oct 2010 09:28
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