The high-temperature damage behaviour of TB6 titanium alloy in the single-phase region (825~875 ℃) and the two-phase region (725~775 ℃) was investigated by using high-temperature tensile tests at strain rates of 0.005~0.1 s-1. The critical damage values under different deformation conditions were determined by the GFL (Gleeble fracture limit, GFL) method, and based on the NCL (Normalized Cockcroft-Latham, NCL) damage model, the Zener-Hollomon factor, which takes into account the influence of deformation parameters, was introduced to establish the damage behaviour model of TB6 titanium alloy in the single-phase and dual-phase zones. The results show that the tensile strength of the alloy in the dual-phase region is greater than that in the single-phase region, but the elongation after fracture decreases only slightly compared with that in the single-phase region, the critical damage value C increases with the increase of temperature and the decrease of strain rate, and the damage values C and lnZ in the single-phase region and dual-phase region show a good quadratic and cubic parabolic relationship, respectively.
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