Method for reducing thickness of a high-strength low-ductility metal foil on thin strip element
AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorsIsrail Sukonnik, Jack D. Brownlee
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AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorsIsrail Sukonnik, Jack D. Brownlee
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A thin strip or foil element of titanium aluminide, nickel aluminide or high strength titanium alloy material is inserted between a metal carrier strip and a metal top lid strip having one end welded or otherwise secured to the carrier strip to be passed between pressure rolls of a rolling mill with the strips and squeezed together with the strips in air at room temperature a plurality of times, preferably with a metal pressure board disposed against the top lid strip adjacent the top pressure roll, to reduce the thickness of the thin strip or foil element by at least 15 percent each time. The element is heated in a protective atmosphere after each reduction in thickness to stress relieve and at least partially recrystallize the element material.
A method for processing a thin strip material of high strength, low ductility metal, comprising the step of:
A method for processing a thin strip element of high-strength, low-ductility metal, comprising the steps of:
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