Ultrahigh fatigue resistance enabled by heterostructural design
Chuanxi Ren , Shengxi Jin , Yifan Chen , Hengchao Shi , Yating Ran , Zizheng Song , Xingdong Dan , Qi Liu , Yixuan Sun , Haoran Sun , Zhiyuan Liu , Yuntian Zhu , Zibin Chen
Microstructures ›› 2026, Vol. 6 ›› Issue (2) -2026023.
Enhancing the fatigue resistance of metals remains a significant challenge in materials engineering. This study demonstrates that titanium exhibits remarkable fatigue resistance when heterostructures are introduced via additive manufacturing. Compared to homogeneously structured titanium, heterostructured titanium shows a remarkable 141% improvement in fatigue strength and a 53% enhancement in fatigue ratio. The heterostructure promotes the formation of high-density geometrically necessary dislocations, leading to hetero-deformation-induced strengthening under cyclic loading. This process enhances structural stability, suppressing fatigue crack initiation and propagation, thus improving fatigue resistance. These findings suggest that heterogeneity is a promising strategy for enhancing fatigue resistance across various alloy systems.
Additive manufacturing / heterostructure / Ti / mechanical properties / fatigue properties
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