12x1000mm Metal Titanium Shaft Rod For Aerospace Chemical Shipbuilding Industries

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Titanium Rod 12x1000mm Metal Titanium Shaft Rod for Aerospace Chemical Shipbuilding

Heat Treament

Titanium rod is a special metal with low density and light weight, high specific strength and strong corrosion resistance. It will not turn black like silver, and it will maintain its own silver-white tone for life at room temperature. Titanium has a high melting point and is often used in aerospace. Military precision parts. In terms of chemical reaction, the strong corrosive "aqua regia" can devour silver and gold, and even erode the so-called "stainless" stainless steel. However, "aqua regia" has nothing to do with titanium. It has been soaked in "aqua regia" for several years. Titanium is still brilliant! Titanium is also added to stainless steel to resist acid and alkali.

Beta titanium alloy

It is a single-phase alloy composed of β-phase solid solution. It has high strength without heat treatment. After quenching and aging, the alloy is further strengthened, and the room temperature strength can reach 1372~1666MPa; but the thermal stability is poor, and it is not suitable for use at high temperatures.

Description:

Applications:

Aerospace Chemical Shipbuilding Industries,

Advantage:

TC4 heat treatment:

After the solid solution strengthening treatment of mpa and TC4 materials, the strength does not increase much, that is, it reaches 1100MPa, and the strength in the annealed state is generally 900MPa

TC4 thermal expansion coefficient:

TC4 titanium alloy has a series of advantages such as excellent corrosion resistance, small density, high specific strength, good toughness and weldability, and has been successfully applied in aerospace, petrochemical, shipbuilding, automobile, and other sectors.

TC4 mechanical properties:

Tensile strength σb/MPa≥895

The specified residual elongation stress σr0.2/MPa≥825

Elongation δ5(%)≥10

Section shrinkage ψ(%)≥25

TC4 Density:

4.5 (g/cm3) working temperature -100～550 (℃)