Introduction to the performance of titanium plates and their application range

Titanium is a very active metal. Its chemical symbol is ti and its atomic number is 22. It is rich in resources and ranks third in the earth's reserves. It can be said that it is inexhaustible. It is a silver metal with a specific gravity of about 4.51 and a melting point of 1668℃. It is corrosion-resistant, has a long service life, and has a high scrap recycling price. The value of titanium scrap after scrapping is still equivalent to more than 60% of the purchase value of raw materials. It can be said that titanium material is the least wasteful material. Titanium is green and environmentally friendly and will not cause any adverse effects on the environment. The high cost of materials such as titanium plates is only the first large investment, but if it is calculated carefully after many years of use, titanium plates are an economical and practical ideal material. The ores used to produce titanium in industry include rutile, ilmenite and titanomagnetite. Due to the difficulty of separation and extraction, the metal titanium with industrial significance was not produced until the 1940s. Therefore, titanium is generally called a rare light metal.

As different products in different fields require different titanium and titanium alloy products, people process them into titanium plates, titanium rods, titanium tubes, titanium strips, titanium wires, etc., which can be provided to the majority of demanders in deep-processed shapes to meet the needs of different fields. Among them, titanium plates, titanium rods, and titanium tubes are the most widely used. titanium coil strip / Titanium Hex Nut / Grade 23 Ti-6Al-4V ELI Titanium Plate

Titanium and titanium alloys have low density and high tensile strength. In the range of -253-600 degrees Celsius, its specific strength is almost the highest among metal materials. It can form a thin and hard oxide film in a suitable oxidizing environment, which has excellent corrosion resistance. In addition, it also has the characteristics of non-magneticity and small linear expansion coefficient. This makes titanium and alloys first called important aerospace structural materials, and then promoted to shipbuilding, chemical industry and other fields, and has developed rapidly. Especially in the chemical industry, more and more products use titanium and titanium alloy products, such as petrochemicals, fibers, pulp, fertilizers, electrochemistry and seawater desalination industries, as exchangers, reaction towers, synthesizers, autoclaves, etc. Among them, titanium plates are used as titanium electrolytic plates and titanium electrolytic cells in electrolysis and sewage desalination, and are used as tower bodies and kettle bodies in titanium reaction towers and titanium reactors.