BI-CRITERIA OPTIMIZATION APPROACH APPLIED IN METALLURGY TO SEARCH AN INTERVAL OF PARAMETERS TO SATISFY A PRIORI DEFINED REQUIREMENTS FOR THE VARIABLES

Nikolay Tonchev; Emil Ivanov

Scientific paper ID 1081 : 2014/3

BI-CRITERIA OPTIMIZATION APPROACH APPLIED IN METALLURGY TO SEARCH AN INTERVAL OF PARAMETERS TO SATISFY A PRIORI DEFINED REQUIREMENTS FOR THE VARIABLES

Nikolay Tonchev, Emil Ivanov

This paper presents an approach and validated techniques for the compromise solutions to meet any specific ments on the properties of the alloys. For examples of specific properties when studied titanium alloys indicating the possible ranges of alloying elements. Conceptually, this approach is applicable to the design and optimization of random alloys, since in practice it is independent of database. The approach extends our previous studies and covers additional objectives.

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проектиране състава на сплави титанови сплави якостни и пластични свойства.metallurgicaical design titanium alloys tensile properties composition-processing-property correlationNikolay Tonchev Emil Ivanov

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