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Fasteners made of titanium are mostly utilised in aeroplanes. An aeroplane must be able to bear a great deal of pressure while being light. Titanium is also corrosion resistant and has excellent high-temperature performance, both of which are significant characteristics in aeronautical components. Other uses for titanium fasteners can be found. However, in the aircraft sector, they are a critical component.
It is an ideal material for a variety of components due to its excellent corrosion Resistance and high temperature. Titanium tubing may be utilised in both aerospace and marine applications. Titanium tubing may be used in a number of applications, including deep sea drilling components, maritime equipment, and desalination facilities.
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What is the difference between 90/10 and 70/30 copper-nickel?
CuNi 90/10 is more economical and offers good corrosion resistance and thermal conductivity, ideal for standard marine piping and heat exchangers. CuNi 70/30 provides higher strength and better performance in aggressive or high-velocity seawater, commonly used in offshore and desalination systems.
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Chemical Properties of Titanium Grade
|
Grade |
Ti |
C |
Fe |
H |
N |
O |
Al |
V |
|
Ti Grade2 |
99.2 min |
0.1 max |
0.3 max |
0.015 max |
0.03 max |
0.25 max |
– |
– |
|
Ti Grade5 |
90 min |
– |
0.25 max |
– |
– |
0.2 max |
6 min |
4 min |
|
Ti Grade3 |
Bal |
0.10 max |
0.30 max |
0.015 max |
0.03 max |
0.25 max |
||
|
Ti Grade7 |
90 min |
– |
0.25 max |
– |
– |
0.2 max |
6 min |
4 min |
Mechanical Properties of Titanium Grade
|
Element |
Density |
Melting Point |
Tensile Strength |
Yield Strength (0.2%Offset) |
Elongation |
|
Titanium Gr. 2 |
4.5 g/cm3 |
1665 °C (3030 °F) |
Psi – 49900 , MPa – 344 |
Psi – 39900 , MPa – 275 |
20 % |
|
Gr3 |
50 |
40 |
14.9 |
103 GPa |
0.34-0.10 |
|
Titanium Gr. 5 |
4.43 g/cm3 |
1632 °C (2970 °F) |
Psi – 138000 , MPa – 950 |
Psi – 128000 , MPa – 880 |
14 % |
|
Ti Gr7 |
4.43 g/cm3 |
1632 °C (2970 °F) |
Psi – 138000 , MPa – 950 |
Psi – 128000 , MPa – 880 |
14 % |
Equivalent Grades for Titanium
|
STANDARD |
WERKSTOFF NR. |
UNS |
|
Titanium Gr. 2 |
3.7035 |
R50400 |
|
Titanium Gr. 5 |
3.7165 |
N56400 |
|
Titanium Gr 3 |
3.7055 |
R50550 |
|
Titanium Gr7 |
3.7165 |
N56400 |
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