Titanium and titanium alloy ingots, after further processing, are widely used in aerospace, marine engineering, medical devices, petrochemicals, consumer electronics, and many other fields.
In marine engineering, titanium alloys, due to their excellent resistance to seawater corrosion and high specific strength, are commonly used to manufacture pressure hulls, hull structures, heat exchangers, condensers, and pipe fittings for deep-sea submersibles. my country's manned deep-sea submersibles, such as the "Jiaolong," "Shenhai Yongshi," and "Fendouzhe," all use titanium alloys for their pressure hulls.
In aerospace, titanium alloys are used to replace special steels and aluminum alloys in the manufacture of key structural components such as engine parts.
In addition, titanium materials are widely used in the manufacture of heat exchangers and pipes, applied in industrial facilities such as petrochemical plants, thermal/nuclear power plants, and seawater desalination plants.
