The invention relates to an Alpha+Beta type titanium alloy steel bar fabrication technology used on a rotor vane, which comprises the following steps: (1) a cast ingot is heated, and the temperature is risen to 40 to 60 DEG C above a Beta transformation point after entering in a furnace, and the temperature is kept for 10 to 20 hours; (2) the cast ingot is processed through cogging and smithing, each pier drawing deformation amount is controlled between 30 percent to 40 percent; the smithing is performed in a two phase region after the pier drawing, and the total deformation amount is more than or equals to 90 percent; (3) the cast ingot is heated until the temperature reaches 20 to 40 DEG C above the transformation point after returning to the furnace, the temperature is preserved, and then the water quench is performed; (4) after the water quench, stocks are returned to the furnace and heated, and then are heat-preserved in the two phase region; the two phase region smithing is performed in a radial forging machine after the stocks reach a certain temperature, and the lengthening coefficient is controlled between 1.2 to 1.3; (5) after the radial smithing, the stocks is returned to the furnace and heat continuously and then is heat-preserved in the two phase region, then the stocks is rolled on a rolling mill, and the rolling temperature ranges from 910 to 940 DEG C. The Alpha+Beta type titanium alloy steel bar fabrication technology eliminates the figures on a macrostructure and the Beta spots on a microstructure of the heat strong two-phase titanium alloy caused by the hot work, and obtains a small-size two-phase titanium alloy steel bar with a fine and uniform equiaxed two-state structure.