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| PRODUCT DATA of Ti 10V 2Fe 3Al |
| Material | Ti 10V 2Fe 3Al |
| Product Datasheet | Ti 10-2-3 |
| General Information | Ti-10V-2Fe-3Al is a solute lean beta (near beta) titanium alloy that was developed primarily as a high-strength forging alloy. It has excellent forging characteristics, possessing flow properties at 815C similar to Ti-6Al-4V at 925C. This characteristic provides advantages, such as lower die cost and better die fill capability. This alloy also provides the best combination of strength and toughness of any of the commercially available titanium alloys From mmpds |
| Chemical Composition | Ti+9-11V, 2.6-3.4Al, 1.6-2.2Fe |
| Name of Manufacturer | RMI Titanium
1000 Warren Avenue, Niles, Ohio 44446 (330) 544-7633 (330) 544-7796 www.rmititanium.com Riverside Estate, Fazeley, Tamworth, Staffordshire B78 3RW, UK 44-1-827-262266 44-1-827-262367 |
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| Equivalent Designations | Ti 10-2-3; TIMETAL 10-2-3 |
| PHYSICAL PROPERTIES |
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| Specific Gravity | 4.65 |
| Phase changes | beta transus 812 C |
| Magnetic Properties | Nonmagnetic |
| THERMAL PROPERTIES |
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| Thermal Expansion Coefficient | 9.7 μstrain/°C Data Quality: Manufacturer's data |
| RELEVANT PROPERTIES FOR USE IN SPACE COMMUNITY |
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| Bimetallic Corrosion | Can be connected without any restriction to: Cr, Cu, Brass, Cu-Ni alloys, Al-bronzes, Si-bronzes, Gun metal, P-bronzes, Sn-bronzes, Ag, 300 and 400 series stainless steel, low alloy steel, Au, Pt, C, Rh
Can be connected in a non-controlled environment to the above and Ni, Monel, Inconel, Ni-Mo alloys Can be connected in a clean room environment to above and Cd, Al-Cu alloys Needs specific measures: All others Test:ECSS-Q-ST-70C Rev.1 Table 5.1 Data Quality: Design Data |
| Welding | Nitrogen, hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and mixtures containing these gases shall not be used Welding with alloy-matching fillers is recommended, preferably using extra Low Interstitial (ELI) filler wires |
| SPECIAL RECOMMENDATIONS |
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| Lessons Learned | A great deal of care needs to be exercised to ensure complete inert gas (argon or helium) coverage during welding. |