2014年12月9日星期二

Chemical classification of titanium

Chemical classification of titanium
Titanium is allotrope, melting point 1668 ℃, showed a close-packed hexagonal lattice structure, called α titanium bars at temperatures below 882 ℃; body-centered cubic lattice structure at above 882 ℃ was called β titanium. The use of the different characteristics of the two titanium structures, adding appropriate alloying elements, so that the phase transition temperature and relative content of different tissues obtained by gradually changing the titanium (titanium alloys). At room temperature, there are three titanium matrix organization, titanium will be divided into the following three categories: α alloy, (α + β) alloys and β alloys.

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