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A List of the Top 10 Features of Titanium

A List of the Top 10 Features of Titanium

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In the magnetron sputtering process, the titanium target is one of the most commonly used targets. The titanium target has not only good adhesion but also can make a variety of beautiful colors by adding appropriate reactive gases. Titanium (Ti) has the following characteristics and advantages. 1. Titanium targets can come in many colors Titanium targets can be made in a variety of colors, such as titanium grey, gun grey, black, imitation gold, coffee, blue, purple, etc. There are a…

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Why are Titanium Products so Popular?

Why are Titanium Products so Popular?

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The surface of pure titanium products has a dense oxide film, which can adapt well to various environments at room temperature, so the pure titanium kettle has strong corrosion resistance without In the face of the weak acid or alkali environment outside, the pure titanium kettle can cope with it freely. No matter water or rain, mountain rock or vegetation, the pure titanium kettle can directly contact with it without being corroded. As the entire body is not painted, the…

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What are the Medical Applications of Titanium Alloys?

What are the Medical Applications of Titanium Alloys?

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Artificial hip An artificial hip, a type of artificial joint, modeled after the structure of the human hip joint. A metal bar inserted from the upper end of the thigh bone, with a metal ball on top of the bar that replaces the top of the femur. A plastic mortar is attached to the hip socket and a metal ball is embedded in the mortar. Thousands of patients are now fitted with these joints. At present, the most commonly used…

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Can Titanium Plates Be Left in the Body Safely?

Can Titanium Plates Be Left in the Body Safely?

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In terms of trauma surgery, fracture caused by trauma mostly requires internal fixations such as steel plate, titanium plate, steel wire, and intramedullary nail fixation, and internal fixations need to remain in the body for more than two years until the fracture is healed. Does the internal fixation need to be removed after fracture healing? First, we need to know about the material of the internal fixator and its degradation characteristics. At present, most fracture plants are inert metals such…

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Market Applications of Titanium in Energy Development

Market Applications of Titanium in Energy Development

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In recent years, many countries and regions have devoted themselves to the comprehensive utilization of geothermal resources due to energy shortage. Titanium is an ideal material for geothermal development in terms of performance, maintenance, cost, and safety. With the development of low-cost new alloy and processing technology, the application of titanium in the geothermal industry will increase. The thermal and oxidizing chlorination conditions can cause local erosion of stainless steel or nickel-based alloys, which can be well solved by using…

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Corrosion Resistance Characteristics of Titanium

Corrosion Resistance Characteristics of Titanium

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With the rapid development of the economy, especially the acceleration of technological transformation and upgrading in the chemical industry, the application of special metal materials is more and more extensive. Petroleum, chemical and other related industries also put forward higher anti-corrosion requirements for the materials of production equipment, which led to the development of related research institutes and processing enterprises. Corrosion resistance Titanium is a metal with the strong passivating tendency. In the air and oxidizing or neutral aqueous solutions,…

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Applications of Titanium and Titanium Alloy in Dental Technology

Applications of Titanium and Titanium Alloy in Dental Technology

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Titanium and its titanium alloy are widely used in industry due to their superior properties, high strength, light weight, strong corrosion resistance and good weldability. In particular, it has good biocompatibility, which makes it more widely used in the oral field. Dental implant Titanium and titanium alloys are widely used as dental implants due to their excellent mechanical properties and biocompatibility. The neck of the implant is made of smooth titanium and titanium alloy, which helps the fibrous tissue wrap…

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What are the uses of Titanium in All Walks of Life?

What are the uses of Titanium in All Walks of Life?

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Titanium was an important structural metal developed in the 1950s. Titanium alloys are characterized by low density and thermal conductivity, high specific strength, good corrosion resistance, non-toxic, non-magnetic, good biocompatibility, and strong surface decoration, which are widely used in aviation, aerospace, chemical industry, petroleum, electric power, medical, construction, sports goods and other fields. Many countries in the world have realized the importance of titanium alloy materials and have developed them successively. Aviation industry The biggest users of titanium in aerospace…

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How do Titanium Alloys Work on the Shipbuilding Industry?

How do Titanium Alloys Work on the Shipbuilding Industry?

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Titanium alloys have been used in the shipbuilding industry since the 1960s, about 10 years after titanium was used in the aerospace industry. The United States, Russia, Japan, and China are the first countries to study the application of titanium in the field of ships. Hull construction material The hull made of titanium is lighter and can increase the effective loading weight compared with the previously used fiber reinforced plastics, aluminum alloy, steel and other materials. Besides that, it has…

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What’s Unique About Titanium?

What’s Unique About Titanium?

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We may often hear about the use of titanium in a high precision field in some news reports, especially in medical devices, aerospace, sports goods, precision products and so on. What’s unique about titanium? History Titanium is a chemical element discovered by British chemist Gregor in 1791 when he studied ilmenite and rutile. Four years later, a German chemist named Klaproth also discovered the element in his analysis of Hungarian red rutile, and he advocated using the name Titanic, the…

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