1. Introduce
– Pure titanium containing approximately 99% or more Ti
– Lowest grade of industrial pure titanium with lowest iron and oxygen content
– Not suitable for use in the high temperature range above 400℃, as this is the temperature at which strength begins to decline
– UNS R50250
* CP Titanium
- CP Titanium : unalloyed, commercially pure titanium grade (CP : Commercially Pure)
- Grade types : Ti CP Gr.1, Gr.2, Gr.3, Gr.4
- Elemental content
→ CP titanium has different contents of O, Fe, and N, and O, Fe, and N are treated as impurities in titanium
(Increase or decrease of O, Fe, N: affects mechanical properties(yield strength, tensile strength, elongation))
→ Ti CP Gr.4 has the highest oxygen content
(O : increases brittleness, decreases elongation, toughness, and high temperature stability) - Grades are ordered based on corrosion and formability
- Higher grades increase strength and decrease formability
* Ti Gr.1 vs Ti Gr.2
– Ti Gr.1, Gr.2 : most impervious to impurities
– Ti Gr.1 : Highest ductility, low tensile stresses
– Ti Gr.2 : Excellent formability, yield and tensile strength, higher strength than Gr.1, suitable for surgical applications
* Ti CP vs Ti-6-4
– CP : α / β phase pure titanium
- Allotropic transformation based on 882℃, α phase exists below 882℃ and β phase exists above 882℃
- Mechanical properties of titanium change depending on the amount of α phase and β phase
– Ti-6-4 : α+β phase alloy titanium
- Strength, machinability, weldability, and ability to withstand moderately high temperatures
* UNS
- Abbreviation for Unified Numbering Systems for Metals and Alloys
- Unified unique numbering system for metals and alloys
- A representative number that is compatible with metals and alloys defined in many material-related codes such as ASTM, AISI, ASME, AWS, etc.
* R : Reactive and Refractory Metals and Alloys
* UNS R50250 : 5XXXX : Titanium
2. Property
– High specific strength, corrosion resistance, biocompatibility, non-toxicity, light weight, formability, weldability, ductility, cold formability, plastic toughness
– Lowest strength among Ti CP types
[Ti CP Gr.1 Chemical Composition (%)]
| Ti | N | C | H |
|---|---|---|---|
| Min. 99.17 | Max. 0.03 | Nax. 0.10 | Max. 0.02 |
| Fe | O | Others | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max. 0.20 | Max. 0.18 | Max. 0.30 |
[Ti CP Gr.1 Mechanical Properties]
| Tensile Strength (Mpa) | Yield Strength (Mpa) | Elongation (%) | Hardness HV typical |
|---|---|---|---|
| 270 ~ 410 | Min. 165 | Min. 27 | 100 ~ 150 |
[Ti CP Gr.1 Physical Properties]
| Density (g/㎤) | Melting Range (℃) | Beta transus temperature (℃) | Specific Heat (0-100℃), J/kg*℃ |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4.51 | 1670 | 888 | 520 |
3. Standard & Specification
– Specification : UNS R50250
| ASTM | B265, B348, F67 |
| ASME | SB-265, SB-337, SB-338, SB-348 |
| SAE | 4921, 4902 |
| DIN | 3.7025 |
| EN | 3.7025 |
4. Available Form
– Bar, Rod
– Plate, Sheet
– Tube, Pipe
– Wire, Coil
– Forgings, Fittings, Nuts, Screws, Elbows
5. Application & Product
– Aerospace, Chemical, Seawater, Power Generation, Medical
| Application | Product |
|---|---|
| Aerospace | Aircraft parts, Rocket engines, Spacecraft bodies, Landing gear parts, Engine casings, Propellers |
| Chemical | Heat exchangers, Pipelines |
| Seawater | Desalination units, Piping, Ship parts |
| Power Generation | Condensers |
| Medical | Surgical implants, Bone plates, Prosthetics, Artificial joints, Needles, Eyeglass frames, Wire mesh, Suture clips |

(1) Rocket engine / (2) Heat exchanger / (3) Desalination unit / (4) Suture clip


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