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Electropulsing-induced Phase Transformation in Titanium Alloy

Solid-state phase transformations under the electropulsing have been extensively researched [1-2]. However, our understanding of the detailed atomic mechanisms pertaining to the effects of a current on phase transformation is still very rudimentary hitherto. Especial needs are careful and definitive high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) observations of the transformation products under the electropulsing [1]. In this paper, by means of HRTEM an investigation of phase transformation in Ti-6Al-4V alloy induced by the electropulsing was reported.