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Low cost titanium alloy compacts were produced via the powder metallurgy approach through the hydride – dehydride process and hot consolidation (hot pressing and hot isostatic pressing). The conditions of the reversible hydride – dehydride process were determined by X-ray and scanning electron microscopy characterisation of powders. Powders were consolidated both above and below the β transformation temperature. The morphology of the microstructure, and the presence of open and closed pores, as well as residual particles of hydrides and oxides have a direct influence on the mechanical properties of compacts (tensile properties and impact toughness).

The influence of microstructural characteristics and contaminants on the mechanical properties and fracture topography of low cost Ti6Al4V alloy