Heat Treatment of Titanium Alloy Titanium alloy is favored by people for its excellent room temperature and high-temperature mechanical properties, outstanding corrosion resistance, and high strength. It has become an important structural material in the aviation and aerospace industries. The heat treatment of titanium alloy can significantly increase the strength of the alloy so that it can […]
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Application of Tungsten Alloy in Weaponry Tungsten alloy is an alloy composed of tungsten as a matrix and added with other elements. It has the advantages of high density, high strength, high toughness, high thermal conductivity, high impact toughness, good corrosion resistance, and ray absorption ability, and is widely used in military weapons and equipment. In […]
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Anti-Radiation Tungsten Alloy Plate The anti-radiation tungsten alloy plate is a new type of lead-free shielding component, which is mainly used for radiation protection in radiology departments such as hospital X-ray rooms and CT rooms. It has a good shielding effect on X-rays and γ rays. This plate has an ideal X-ray shielding performance due […]
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Low-cost Tungsten Carbide Production Method Developed By A Russian University Researchers at Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU) in Russia have developed a method that can produce tungsten carbide and other superhard materials in a non-vacuum environment and can use waste carbide drill bits, tools, and other tungsten carbide waste materials as raw materials. It is more […]
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Tips for Using Titanium Pans Daily maintenance of pans and utensils is very important, and titanium pans are no exception. Although titanium pans have advantages over ordinary pans, such as no coating, less oily smoke, physical non-stickiness, sturdiness, and durability, etc., they still need to be carefully taken care of and cleaned in time to keep the pan […]
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Military Tungsten Alloy Fittings Military tungsten alloy fittings refer to military fittings made of conventional high-density tungsten alloys (W-Ni-Fe alloy or W-Ni-Cu alloy, where the tungsten content is 90%-97%). Military tungsten alloy accessories can be all or part of tungsten alloy bullets, tungsten alloy counterweights, tungsten alloy tail stabilized armor-piercing projectiles, grenade fragments, tank guns, artillery, […]
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Characteristics and Uses of Medical Tungsten Alloy Shields Tungsten alloy shields are the first choice for radiation shielding and are widely used in medical, military, and electronics fields. In this article, we will take a closer look at the characteristics and uses of medical tungsten alloy shields. Uses of Medical Tungsten Alloy Shields 1. Radiotherapy […]
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Titanium Alloy Investment Casting Technology The castings produced by the investment casting method have low surface roughness and precise dimensions. In addition, the investment casting method can cast castings with complex shapes and improve the utilization rate of metallic materials. However, the investment casting process is more complicated and difficult to control, and the materials used and […]
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Analysis of Common Defects on the Surface of Titanium Alloys Titanium alloy is known for its lightweight, high strength, and corrosion resistance. It has been used in almost all aspects of human life, from spacecraft, airplanes to submarines, from human bones, sports goods to glasses frames. However, during the production process, the surface of titanium alloy […]
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Chemical Milling of Titanium Alloy Chemical milling is a surface treatment method that can make parts with complex surface shapes and high machining accuracy requirements meet the machining requirements. Due to the poor cutting performance and low thermal conductivity of titanium alloys, the heat generated during cutting is not easy to lose, and it is easy […]
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