ArticleJournal of applied crystallography2026
The effect of Nb and O on the martensitic transformation in Ti-Nb-O alloys.
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Abstract
This study examines the influence of niobium and oxygen on phase stability, crystal structure and martensitic transformation pathways in Ti-Nb-O alloys. A series of Ti-(8-28)Nb-(0-3)O (at.%) alloys were prepared and solution-treated in the β-phase field. The microstructure and crystallography were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), electron microscopy and reciprocal-space mapping. A 2D-XRD orientation simulation approach was applied to distinguish all 12 crystallographically equivalent α″-martensitic variants originating from a single prior β grain, enabling detailed diffraction analysis. This method further allowed quantitative evaluation of the atomic shuffle parameter
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