University of Utah
Lab Specialist
University of Utah Aug 2012 - May 2015
Graduate Research Assistant
Beijing University of Technology Sep 1, 2008 - Jun 1, 2012
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Education:
University of Utah 2012 - 2015
Master of Science, Masters, Metallurgical Engineering
Beijing University of Technology 2008 - 2012
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Materials Science, Engineering
Beijing University of Technology
Master of Science, Masters
Skills:
Scanning Electron Microscopy Materials Science Characterization Powder Metallurgy Alloys X Ray Diffraction Analysis Mechanical Testing Titanium Cold Isostatic Press Polisher and Mounting Vacuum Sintering Furnace Heat Treatment Microsoft Office Optical Microscopy Data Analysis Brunaueremmettteller Laser Particle Size Analyzer Attritor Mill Tumbler Autocad Impurities Determinator Metal Processing Physical Metallurgy Vickers/Rockwell Hardness Test Tensile and Fatigue Test Sectioning and Abrasive Saw Pycnometer Dsc Tga
Metallurgical Engineering Department, University of Utah
Aug 2012 to 2000 Research AssistantMaterials Science and Engineering Department, Beijing University of Technology
Sep 2008 to Jun 2012 Undergraduate Research Assistant
Education:
University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT 2012 to 2014 M.S. in Metallurgical EngineeringBeijing University of Technology 2008 to 2012 BS in Materials Science and Enginnering
Skills:
Computer Skills: Visual Basic, Auto CAD, Matlab; Meallurgical Equipments: Attritor Mill, Tumbler, Uniaxial Die Press, Cold Isostatic press, Vacuum Sintering Furnace, Polisher and mounting machine, Sectioning and Abrasive Saw
- Salt Lake City UT, US Pei Sun - Salt Lake City UT, US James Paramore - Salt Lake City UT, US Hongtao Wang - Sallt Lake City UT, US Mark Koopman - Salt Lake City UT, US Lu Yang - Salt Lake City UT, US
International Classification:
B22F 3/24
US Classification:
419 29, 75245
Abstract:
A process includes sintering hydrogenated titanium or titanium hydride (TiH) and/or Ti metal in a dynamically controlled hydrogen atmosphere with hydrogen partial pressure greater than 0.01 atmosphere and at elevated temperature, to form a sintered titanium material; equilibrate the sintered material at an equilibration temperature below the sintering temperature and above the phase transformations including eutectoid decomposition temperature for an equilibration time sufficient for the hydrogen within the sample to reach equilibrium and homogenize the sintered titanium material; holding the sintered titanium material at a hold temperature below the temperature of sintering and a hold time sufficient for phase transformations including eutectoid decomposition of the sintered titanium material; and heating the sintered titanium material under vacuum, inert atmosphere, or a combination of both at a hold temperature which is less than that of the sintering temperature, to form titanium metal, or a titanium metal alloy with fine or ultrafine grain sizes; where the dynamically controlled hydrogen atmosphere varies as a function of time and temperature throughout the thermal cycle and includes hydrogen during the sintering and phase transformations including eutectoid decomposition steps.