Titanium & Titanium Alloys

Aerospace industry: Titanium and its alloys are mainly used in the aviation industry to make aircraft engines and airframes. Titanium and its alloys also have good low temperature resistance. That is to say, at an ultra-low temperature of -250 ℃, it still has a high impact strength and can withstand high pressure and vibration. Therefore, titanium and its alloys are used in rockets, missiles and spacecraft not only for the manufacture of engine casings and structural components, but also for the manufacture of high-pressure vessels. Such as high pressure gas cylinders, low temperature liquid fuel tanks.

Metallurgical industry: Titanium is an active metal. Titanium has good inspiratory properties, so it is an excellent degassing agent in the steelmaking industry. Titanium can not only precipitate oxygen and nitrogen during the cooling of the combined steel, but also make the steel tough and elastic. Titanium has good corrosion resistance and stability in acidic solutions containing metal ions. Therefore, titanium can be made into titanium electrolytic plates used in the hydrometallurgical industry.

Medical industry: Medical titanium can not only resist the corrosion of the human body, but also harmless to the human body. Because titanium has good biocompatibility and good comprehensive mechanical properties. Titanium and its alloys are widely used in the medical device and pharmaceutical industry sectors, as well as in human implants.

Electric power industry: Titanium has good stability in hot water containing chlorides, sulfides and many other corrosive water. So titanium tubes can replace copper-nickel tubes. This can not only greatly improve the service life, but also reduce the maintenance time.

Desalination and shipbuilding industries: The resistance of titanium to seawater corrosion is very good. Whether in static or high-speed flowing seawater, titanium has special stability. Titanium is therefore an ideal material for desalination plants. In addition, titanium corrosion resistance to seawater and Marine air is very strong, and strong, light weight. Titanium and its alloys are ideal structural materials for shipbuilding industry.

Fertilizer industry: Urea is an important fertilizer. Under high temperature conditions, the corrosion is very strong, and the use of titanium equipment can greatly increase the life of its equipment and greatly reduce the maintenance time. Therefore, titanium equipment is used in urea production.

Eyewear industry: The titanium wire used for the frame is pure titanium, titanium-nickel alloy and β titanium alloy. Titanium and titanium alloys have a series of irreplaceable excellent properties. Titanium has the characteristics of high specific strength, light weight and toughness. The density of titanium is 4.51 g/cm3, which is 57% of that of steel and less than 2 times that of aluminum. The tensile strength of titanium is three times that of aluminum. Among the commonly used metal materials, titanium alloys have the largest specific strength.