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Proceedings of the 12Th World Conference on Titanium Ti-2011• Proceedings of the 12th World Conference on Titanium June 19-24,2011 China National Convention Center (CNCC) ,Beijing Volume Ill 1695,...:..,2272 Edited by Lian ZHOU Northwest Institute for Nonferrous Metal Research Hui CHANG Northwestern Polytechnical University Yafeng LU Northwest Institute for Nonferrous Metal Research Dongsheng XU Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences N f SOC The Nonferrous Metals Society of China The Nonterrou~ Met<Jls Soc~ of China !!!!D SCIENCE PRESS ~ Beijing Responsible Editor:Niu Yufeng, Gu Bin ISBN: 978-7-03-033894-5 © 2012 Science Press Beijing 16 Donghuangchenggen North Street Beijing, China All rights are reserved. No part of this book covered by the copyright hereon may be reproduced or used in any form or by any means-graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping, or information storage and retrieval system-without permission of the publisher. Preface The 12 'h World Conference on T itanium (Ti-20 ll) was held at the China National Convention Center(CNCC) in Bei­ jing, China , from] une 19 to ] une 24 , 2011, hosted by the onferrous Metals Soci ty of China. T he World Confe rence on Titanium has been successfull y organized in London(l968) , Boston(l972) , Moscow(l976 ) , KyotoC1 980) , Mu­ ni ch(l984) ,Cannes0988 ) ,San Diego(l992) ,Birmingham(l995) ,St. Petersburg(l999) , Hamburg(2003)and Kyo­ to(2007). T hi s is the first time held in China. The conference adopted the traditional style of the world conferences on titanium. Seven plenary lectures were given by the members of the Internati onal Organizing Committee(IOC)on the latest development of resea rch and appli ca­ ti ons of titanium in their own countries during the past four years since Ti-2007 in Kyoto , and fifteen keynote l c­ tures associated with the twelve conference topics were also presented by renowned speciali sts through the recom­ mendation of IOC members. 7 parallel sessions were arranged dail y all through the conference on the foll owing twelve topi cs : Extractive metallurgy , Wrought processing, Microstructure evolution, Properties , Intermetalli cs &. MMCs , Component manufacturing, ear net shape processing, Environmental behavior, A rospace app li cations , Bio­ medical and healthca re applications , Emerging appli ca tions and market, Marine appli cations. The conference shows that since the Ti-2007 in Kyo to , titanium alloys research and production has made grea t pro­ gress , near net shaping has made adva nces in improving performance and reducing cost. In the num rous fi elds such as chemi stry, energy, aviati on, marine and offshore , bio-medi ca l appli cations , utilizati on of titanium has been expand­ ed. Microstructure and processing technologies are emphasized; modeling has also experi enced rapid development and app li ca ti on. In the confe rence , the current situation and future development trend of titanium has also been evaluated and estimated. It is generall y beli eved that Ti-20 11 was an outstanding conference that turned out to be a huge suc­ ce s. For the grea t success of the conference, here I would li ke to express my gratitude to all the IOC members for their efforts on promoting Ti-20 11 in their own countries , to all the plenary speakers , keynote speakers , general present­ ers, and session chairpersons for their contrib utions to Ti-2011. My co-workers rea ll y did an excellent job on prepar­ ing for Ti-2011 , the perfect arrangements of the conference, the offered tours and the excellent food, etc, here special thanks also go to the OC members and staff of the secretari at. I hope that this set of proceedings will help to promote the academic exchanges among the worldwide titanium circle and stimulate related scientific &. technological adva ncement to some extent. At the IOC meeting held on June 22 , The IOC members fully approved that the 13 'h World Conference on T itanium wi ll be held at San Di ego , California in August, 20 15. We would like to congratulate Dr. V. Venkatesh,Dr. R.R. Bo­ yer and their co ll eagues , and hope that Ti-20 15 in USA will be a great success. Let' s wi tness the new titanium pro­ gress in San Di ego in 20 15. Chairman of the 12'h World Conference on Titanium December 2011 International Organizing Committee( IOC) M. Ward-Close The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, UK V. Venkatesh The Minerals. Metals and Materials Socicty(TMS). USA R.R. Boyer The American Society for MatcrialsCASM)lntcrnational. USA 0. M. lvasishin Association"Titan" ,CIS M. Niinomi The Japan Institute of Mctals,Japan L. Wagner Deutsche Gcscllschaft fiir Matcrialkunclc(IX;M) ,Germany A. Vassel Socicte Francaise de Metallurgic ct de MatcriauxCSF2M), France L. Zhou The Nonferrous Metals Society of China.China National Organizing Committee( NOC) +Advisors Kuangdi XU Yi KANG Dongying LI Chunxiao CAO Hengzhi FU Guoliang CHEN Jilin HE +conference Chairman Lian ZHOU The Nonferrous Metals Socict v of China P. 0. Box 51, Xi' an, Shaanxi 7l 0016, P. R. China Tel: +86-29-86266570, Fax: +86-29-86231101, E-mail: zhoul@c-nin. com +Vice Chairmen Pingxiang ZHANG Northwest Institute for Nonferrous Metal Research Bingbo WEI Northwestern Polytechnical University Rui YANG Institute of Metal Rescarch,Chincse Academy of Sciences Wuzhuang WU Baoti Group Ltd. Xiangdong WANG Chinese Titanium Association Li XU Zunyi Titanium Plant Shenglong DAI Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials +Members Zhiwu REN Development and Reform Commission of China Nansheng SHA Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China Guoqiang DAI Ministry of Science and Technology of China Ruiping GAO National Natural Science Foundation of China Huanwen YANG The Nonferrous Mera! Society of China Xuhu ZHANG Aerospace Research Institute of Materials&. Processing Technology Jianke SUN Luoyang Ship Material Research Institute Baiqing XIONG General Research Institute for Nonferrous Metals Yixiang CAI Guangzhou Research Instil utc for Nonferrous Metals Liang ZUO Northeastern University Yuyong CHEN Harbin Institute of Technology Chaoli MA Bcihang University Xinzhe ZHOU Fushun Titanium Industry Ltd. Yong FENG Western Superconducting Material Technology Ltd. Weidong XIE BaoStccl Group Corporation Lin CHEN Ningxia Orient Tantalum Industry Co. Ltd Gang DIAN China Nonferrous Metal Industry Association +working Committee Members Hui CHANG Yafeng LU Dongsheng XU Yu HE Dingchun WANG Hongchao KOU Y udong JIA Hongkang ZHU Yaqiu CUI Yun ZHANG Hongmin ZHU Yongqing ZHAO Bo J1 Xu HUANG Zhishou ZHU Songxiao HUI Zhiqiang CHEN Xianghong LIU J unpin LIN Di ZHANG Zhcntao YU Zhengxian LI Yinjiang WU +Hosted by The Nonferrous Metal Society of China +sponsored by Northwest Institute for Nonferrous Metal Research Northwestern Polytcchnical University Baoti Group Ltd. Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials Institute of Metal Rcscarch,Chincsc Academy of Sciences +supported by Development and Reform Commission of China Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China Ministry of Science and Technology of China National Natural Science Foundation of China Chinese Academy of Engineering +conference Secretariat (Secretary-general) Hui CHANG School of Materials Science and Engineering Northwestern Polytcchnical University 127 Youyi Western Road,Xi'an,Shaanxi 710012,P. R China Tel: +86-10-58768037, Fax: +86-10-58768047, E-mail: ch2006@nwpu. edu. en ~ b)t ~ ...wtlWfcwmC.ornrr..."°'1Vf O\tna M nlltry t>f ~and WonNlton l«hnalowof0.. MiMtryolScillnce9ftdT~GIO­.. .,.,__5a.nceFOUftlllllllor&af~ NMIOMI..._. _ International Organizing Committee(IOC ) Members and National Organizing Committee(NOC ) Vice Chairmen From left to right, Prof. B. Wei. (NOC Vi ce Chairman) ,Prof. W. Zou( OC Vice Chairman) ,Prof. M. NiinomiCIOC Member from Japan) ,Prof. L. WagnerCIOC Member from Germany), Dr. R. BoyerCIOC Member from USA), Dr. V. VenkateshCIOC Member from USA) ,Prof. L. ZhouCIOC Member from China and Chairman) ,Dr. A. VasselCIOC member from France) ,Prof. M. Ward-CloseCIOC Member from UK), Prof. 0 . lvasishinCIOC Member from CIS), Prof. P. Zhang( OC Vice Chai rman) ,Prof. L. Xu ( OC Vice Chairman) ,Prof. X. Wang( OC Vice Chairman). IOC Members/ Plenary Speakers Malcolm Ward-Close is a world supports internal R&D and manufacturing proj ects at expert on the development and TIMET. Dr. Venkatesh is an active member of ASM, application of titanium alloys. His and TMS. H e is the current Chair of the TMS Titanium work is mainly concerned with committee , and has organized symposiums at annual developing new alloys and com­ materials conferences. He has also been a Mechani cal posite materials for demanding Engineering advisory board member at the University applications and in the design of of Nevada at Las Vegas, since 1998. effective manufacturing technolo­ gy for structures and compo­ Malcolm Ward-Close nent . Two of Malcolm' s previ- Professor Orest lvasishin is a ous technical innovations, on metal matrix composites member of the ational Academy and titanium production have now been scaled-up to in­ of Science of Ukraine. H e re­ dustrial level and are moving to commercial spin-out. ceived his PhD ( 1973) and (Dr His latest research activities centre on low cost titani­ Sci. ) 1987 in Solid State Physics. um and aerospace manufacturing, mainly via powder He is currently Deputy Director process mg. of the Institute for Metal Phys­ ics. His focus research areas are phase and structural transforma­ Orest I vasishin Rod Boyer has specialized in tita­ tions in metals and alloys under nium for over 40 years. H e has highly non-equilibrium conditions , optimization of phase been involved in basic research, composition, microstructure and properties of aerospace development and application of materials, powder metallurgy of titanium alloys. He's a titanium in the aerospace indus­ member of EMRS,SAMPE, TMS,and ASM try. H e has performed studies on the full range of conventional al­ loys, from commercially pure to Mitsuo Niinomi is a professor alpha to alpha/ beta to beta-al­ and director of Institute fo r Ma­ Rod Boyer loys, and done research on all teri als Research, Tohoku Univer­ product forms and almost all of the processing technol­ sity.
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