Titanium alloys are mainly divided into 6 types: industrial pure titanium, α and near-α titanium alloys, α+β titanium alloys, β and near-β titanium alloys. Each type has its unique chemical composition, operating temperature, and tensile strength characteristics.
(1) Industrial pure titanium: It is the most basic titanium alloy with a low alloy content and is suitable for applications with low strength requirements.
(2) α and near-α titanium alloys: They have high strength and good heat resistance and are suitable for applications in high-temperature environments such as manufacturing aircraft engine compressor components.
(3) α+β titanium alloys: They have good plasticity and toughness at room temperature and are suitable for manufacturing products that require good processing performance.
(4) β and near-β titanium alloys: They have excellent corrosion resistance and high-temperature strength and are suitable for manufacturing marine engineering and chemical equipment.
Titanium alloys are widely used in aerospace, medical, and sports fields, the automotive industry, chemical equipment, etc. For example, in the aerospace field, titanium alloys are widely used in aircraft engines, rockets, and missile structures due to their high strength, corrosion resistance, and high-temperature resistance. In the field of medical sports, titanium alloys are used to manufacture human bone implants and high-end sports equipment. In addition, titanium alloys are also used to improve the performance of automobile engines and reduce fuel consumption, as well as to improve the corrosion resistance and service life of equipment in chemical equipment.
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