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Titanio

PROPIEDADES MECANICAS DEL TITANIO

Comparacion Ratio Resistencia/Densidad de distintas aleaciones con el Titanio

Material Limite elastico a 20°C MPa Densidad
kg/I
Resistencia/Peso
ratio a 20°C
Resistencia/Peso
Comparado con
      M Pa/kg/I Grado 2 TI Grado 5 TI
Titanio Gr 2,7,16 275 4,51 61 100 33
Titanio Gr 9, 18 485 4,48 108 177 58
Titanio Gr 23, 29 759 4,42 172 281 92
Titanio Gr 32 586 4,43 132 216 70
Titanio Gr 5, 24 828 4,42 187 307 100
Acero Inoxidble 13%Cr AISI 410 350 7,72 45 74 24
Acero Inoxidble 316L 173 7,94 22 36 12
Acero Inoxidble 6%Mo-254SMO 300 8,00 38 62 20
Duplex S/S SAF 2505 ASTM A699 450 7,80 58 95 31
Super Duplex S/S SAF 2507 550 7,80 70 115 37
Monel *400 200 8,83 23 38 12
Inconel *625 415 8,44 49 80 26
Cobre Niquel 90-10 90 8,90 10 16 5
Bronce AB2 250 7,95 31 51 17

 

Caracteristicas de las Aleaciones de Titanio

Caracteristicas Unidades CP Titanium Ti-6AI-4V ELI Ti-3AI-2.5V Ti-5111
ASTM Grade   Grado 2 Grado 23 (29) Grado 9 (18,28) Grado 32
UNS ref   R50400 R56407 (04) R56320 (22,23) R55111
Alloy type   Alpha Alpha/beta Lean alphalbeta Lean alpha/beta
0.2% Proof Stress MPa 275 760 - 900 500 - 800 680 - 800
UTS MPa 345 830 - 1000 620 - 950 750 - 900
Elongation % 20 10 - 15 10 - 20 10 - 20
Tensile Modulus GPa 103 (Tube 110) 110-115 91 - 105 109-112
Torsion Modulus GPa 45 40 - 43 34 - 39 42 - 44
Density kgll 4.51 4.42 4.47 4.51
Thermal Expansion 10 6 /K 8.9 8.3 8.1 8.2
Thermal Conductivity W/mK 18.6 6.7 7.1 7.5
Specific Heat J/KglK 519 565 540 533


Resistencia a la corrosion entre el Titanio y otras Aleaciones
Tipo de Corrosion Copper based alloys Stainless Steel 316 Stainless Steel 6 Mo and Duplex Titanium Alloys
Corrosion General Resistente/Susceptible1 Resistente Resistente Resistente
Crevice Corrosion Susceptible Susceptible Susceptible (> 25°C) Resistente (80 ° C)2
Pitting Attack Susceptible Susceptible Resistente Irnmune
Stress Corrosion Susceptible1 Susceptible (> 60°C) Resistente Resistente 3
Corrosion Fatigue Susceptible Susceptible Susceptible Inmune
Galvanic Attack Susceptible Susceptible Resistente Inmune
Microbiologica Susceptible Susceptible Susceptible Inmune
Weld/HAZ Corrosion Susceptible Susceptible Susceptible Resistente
Corrosion Erosion Susceptible Resistente Resistente Altamente Resistente
 
Dependent on pollution levelsea water chemistry
Grades 7,11,12,16,17,20,21,24,28,29 Resistente to at least 200°C
Standard Grade 5 has finite susceptibility, Grade 23 (ELI) has improved K.1scc values


Prestaciones del Titanio ante distintos Fluidos
 
Aleacion
Fluido Grade 5, 23 Grade 9 Grade 24,29 1 Grade 18,28
Methanol + x%water (see table page 23) R> 10% R>3% R> 10% R>3%
Amine Inhibitors R R R R
Glyco ls R R R R
Hydraulic Fluids R R R R
Hydrate Inhibitors R2 R2 R2 R2
Scale Inhibitors R R R R
Paraffin Inhibitors R R R R
Emulsion Inhibitors R3 R3 R3 R3
12% Hydrochloric + 3% Hydrofluoric Acid S3 S3 S3 S3
15 % Hydrochloric Acid (HCl) S3 S3 S3 S3
10 -12%HCl Sodium Molybdate inhibited R R R R
10%Acetic Acid R R R R
10%IOrmic acid S S R R
1. Also Grade 23 + .05 % Pd R = Resistente al ataque S = Susceptible de ataque
2. Require > 2%wt ofwater to avoid methanolic SCC in some commercialproducts
3. Severe uniform corrosion and hydrogen absorption DO NOT USE WITH TlTANIUM
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