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    Martensite decomposition during rapid heating of Ti-6Al-4V studied via in situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction by Oh, Seunghee A., Aroh, Joseph W., Lamprinakos, Nicholas L., Chuang, Chihpin Andrew, Bucsek, Ashley N., Rollett, Anthony D.

    Published in Communications materials (23-04-2024)
    “…Martensite, α‘, commonly appears in Ti-6Al-4V upon rapid cooling from above the β-transus temperature. It is known that α‘ decomposes into α and β at high…”
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    Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting by Oh, Seunghee A., Lim, Rachel E., Aroh, Joseph W., Chuang, Andrew C., Gould, Benjamin J., Bernier, Joel V., Parab, Niranjan, Sun, Tao, Suter, Robert M., Rollett, Anthony D.

    Published in JOM (1989) (2021)
    “…The laser melting process is accompanied by rapid evolution in temperature, phase, structure, and strain because of its high heating and cooling rates. In this…”
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    High speed synchrotron X-ray diffraction experiments resolve microstructure and phase transformation in laser processed Ti-6Al-4V by Oh, Seunghee A., Lim, Rachel E., Aroh, Joseph W., Chuang, Andrew C., Gould, Benjamin J., Amin-Ahmadi, Behnam, Bernier, Joel V., Sun, Tao, Pistorius, P. Chris, Suter, Robert M., Rollett, Anthony D.

    Published in Materials research letters (03-10-2021)
    “…The microstructures of Ti-6Al-4V following laser processing depend primarily on the phase transformation of β to α, but their development is constrained by the…”
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    Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting by Oh, Seunghee A., Lim, Rachel E., Aroh, Joseph W., Chuang, Andrew C., Gould, Benjamin J., Bernier, Joel V., Parab, Niranjan, Sun, Tao, Suter, Robert M., Rollett, Anthony D.

    Published in JOM (1989) (17-11-2020)
    “…The laser melting process is accompanied by rapid evolution in temperature, phase, structure, and strain because of its high heating and cooling rates. In this…”
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