ASTM B338 Titanium Alloy Hollow Bar Grade 1/2 Titanium Pipe

Titanium Alloy Hollow Bar Titanium Tube ASTM B338 Titanium Pipes,Grade 1/2 Titanium Pipe

Titanium is a light metal (4.5 g/cm 3 ), strong and resistant to corrosion. Titanium is very heat resistant, with a melting temperature of up to 1668°C; it has a higher melting point than steel. Although titanium has almost the same thermal conductivity as stainless steel, it is almost half the weight of stainless steel. Titanium is also non-toxic and non-allergenic and is often used in pierced jewelry

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Application of titanium tube in chemical industry

The types of equipment have developed from small and single to large and diversified. According to the forecast of the chemical industry, the current application of titanium tube equipment has expanded from the initial soda ash and caustic soda industry to the entire chemical industry. The annual consumption of titanium tubes in the chemical industry will exceed 1,500 tons. After the 1970s and 1980s, the national vacuum salt production Enterprises gradually began to use titanium tube metal materials to manufacture equipment, and as a result, the corrosion of equipment was greatly improved.

Application of titanium tube in petroleum refining

The sulfides, chlorides and other corrosives in petroleum processing products and cooling water, during the petroleum refining process, are seriously corrosive to the atmospheric and vacuum tower top condensing equipment in the refining unit, especially the low-temperature light oil part, and the equipment corrosion problem has become a problem for the refining industry. one of the salient issues.

In recent years, the United States, Japan and other countries have introduced titanium control equipment to these high-corrosion links, and achieved good results.

Application of titanium tube in automobile industry

Titanium tubes have been used in racing cars for many years, and the performance of titanium tubes such as light weight and high strength has long been concerned by car manufacturers. At present, almost all racing cars use titanium tubes (hand-held spectrum analyzers). The titanium tubes used in Japanese automobiles have exceeded 600 tons. With the development of the global automobile industry, the titanium tubes used in automobiles are still increasing rapidly.

Application of titanium tube in medicine

The implantation of metal in the human body is a very rare surgical procedure, with the improvement of medical technology. Because titanium tube metal has weak rejection reaction with human tissue, it is widely used in artificial bones, artificial joints, artificial teeth and other human implants.