3 Types of Titanium Alloys & Their Uses Titanium is an allotrope with a melting point of 1668 ° C. When it is lower than 882 ° C, it has a close-packed hexagonal lattice structure and is called α titanium; above 882 ° C it has a body-centered cubic lattice structure and is called β […]
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8 Excellent Properties of Titanium That Make It a New Marine Metal Thanks to its excellent properties, titanium, and titanium alloys have been widely used in the industry and our everyday life. For instance, titanium is called “marine metal” due to its excellent properties such as being light in weight, high in strength, and resistant to corrosion. In […]
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Titanium Used in Automobile Industry Titanium metal has the advantages of low density, high specific strength, and good corrosion resistance. Titanium material can greatly reduce the quality of the automobile body, reduce fuel consumption, as well as improve engine efficiency. However, the high price of titanium makes it useful only in […]
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Top 5 Strategic Metals In The World Technology is an essential cornerstone of modern weapons research and development. But in terms of importance, mineral resources are still above technology, which is because technology can be developed while it is really nothing that can be done without materials. Then what are the top 5 strategic metals in […]
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Why Is Vanadium A Transition Metal? The melting point of vanadium is about 1000 degrees lower than that of columbium, so there is much less interest in vanadium for high-temperature applications than in the abundant refractory metals. Pure vanadium has only recently become available in quantities large enough for thorough studies of its physical and […]
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How Titanium Is Used Today? In today’s article, we’ll take a look at how titanium is used today. Titanium is a hard, shiny and strong metal. It is as strong as steel but much less dense. It is therefore important as an alloying agent with many metals including molybdenum, aluminium, and iron. Titanium metal connects well with […]
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