Titanium alloy with solutive and intermetallic reinforcement

Details Titanium alloy with solutive and intermetallic reinforcement Titanium alloy with solutive and intermetallic reinforcement

1996-01-16

1998-08-11

Sheehan, John

Metal treatment

Stock

Titanium, zirconium, or hafnium base

75231, 75245, 420420, C22C 1400

Patent

active

057922888

ABSTRACT:
An alloy made of Titanium, Aluminum, Vanadium, and Copper. The combination enhances the strength of the metal. Such alloy can be used where high strength metal is required. When Molybdenum Sulfide is added to the alloy, it will provide a solid lubricating substance, which will reduce the friction coefficient by forming secondary structures, thus suppressing the phenomena of setting, which is typical for titanium alloys. Such alloy can be used where wear and tear is high under variable pressure such as gears. It can also be used where objects are moving with high velocity such as weapons.

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patent: H887 (1991-02-01), Venkataraman et al.
patent: 2880089 (1959-03-01), Vordahl
patent: 3069259 (1962-12-01), Margolin et al.
patent: 3479289 (1969-11-01), Van Wyk

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