Titanium alloy bar suited for the manufacture of engine valves

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C22C 14/00 (2006.01) C22F 1/18 (2006.01) F01L 3/02 (2006.01)

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CA 2119022

Bars of titanium alloys suited for the manufacture of engine valves are mass-producible while maintaining good configurational and dimensional accuracies throughout the valve fabricating process and the wear-resistance imparting processes by surface oxidizing and nitriding. The alloys are of the .alpha.+.beta. type whose microstructure consists of any of an acicular .alpha.-phase consisting of acicular .alpha. crystals having a width of not smaller than 1 µm, an acicular .alpha.-phase consisting of acicular .alpha. crystals having a width of not smaller than 1 µm and dispersed with equiaxed .alpha. crystals, and an equiaxed .alpha.-phase consisting of a crystals whose diameter is not smaller than 6 µm. Their microstructure may also include one in which the diameter of the pre-.beta. crystals in the acicular .alpha.-phase is not larger than 300 µm and the width of the acicular a crystals is not smaller than 1 µm and not larger than 4 µm. Selection of these alloys assures very efficient manufacture.

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