TA1G-1 titanium alloy

For the processing of TA1G-1 titanium alloy, the following are some common steps and precautions:

Melting: Industrial pure titanium usually requires two vacuum meltings, at least one of which is performed in a vacuum consumable electrode arc furnace. The production of castings usually takes place in vacuum shell furnaces.

Heating treatment: During heating, care must be taken to maintain a neutral or weak oxidizing atmosphere to prevent titanium from absorbing impurities such as oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen, resulting in reduced plasticity and poor performance. Reducing atmospheres should not be used and in particular hydrogen heating is prohibited.

Hot processing: TA1G-1 titanium alloy can be hot processed such as forging, extrusion, rolling and drawing on common equipment. The temperature range of thermal processing is generally between 800℃ and 900℃.

Cold working: When cold working is performed, especially when the cold working rate reaches a certain value (such as 30% to 60%), intermediate annealing should be performed to eliminate work hardening and restore the plasticity of the material.

It should be noted that the processing of titanium alloys requires strict control of atmosphere, temperature and other conditions to ensure the quality and performance of the material. In addition, for specific processing processes and parameters, it is recommended to refer to the relevant material processing manual or consult a professional titanium alloy processing manufacturer.