TM10790 Titanium Alloy Tube Ti-15Mo Grade 21 UNS R58210

Titanium Alloy Tube Ti-15Mo Grade 21 UNS R58210 Description

Titanium Alloy Tube Ti-15Mo Grade 21 UNS R58210 is manufactured from a titanium alloy with an approximate 15% molybdenum addition, forming a beta-phase structure optimised for mechanical stability. Conforming to ASTM B265 standards, the tube meets stringent dimensional and structural criteria. Its composition provides a balance between low density and high strength, making it appropriate for applications that require resistance to corrosive environments and mechanical stress.

Titanium Alloy Tube Ti-15Mo Grade 21 UNS R58210 Characteristics

*The above product information is based on theoretical data and is for reference only. Actual specifications may vary.

Titanium Alloy Tube Ti-15Mo Grade 21 UNS R58210 Applications

1.       Industrial Applications
   - Used as a conduit in heat exchanger systems to achieve improved corrosion resistance by leveraging its beta-phase stability.
   - Applied as tubing in fluid transport to reduce overall system weight by utilising its low-density properties.

2.       Aerospace Applications
   - Serves as structural piping in airframe components to minimise weight while sustaining mechanical integrity by utilising its controlled microstructure.
   - Used in engine cooling assemblies to achieve consistent thermal performance by leveraging its alloy composition.

3.       Chemical Processing Applications
   - Employed as reactor tubing to manage exposure to aggressive chemicals by utilising its composition for enhanced corrosion resistance.
   - Applied in piping systems for chemical plants to secure system durability by utilising its inherent resistance to environmental degradation.

Titanium Alloy Tube Ti-15Mo Grade 21 UNS R58210 Packing

The tube is packaged in corrosion-resistant, shock-absorbent containers lined with an inert barrier to prevent surface contamination. Each package is sealed under controlled conditions and includes anti-static measures. Storage should occur in a dry, climate-controlled area to prevent oxidation. Options for customised packaging and labelling are available to meet specific logistical and handling requirements.

Additional Information

Titanium alloys represent a critical class of materials in modern engineering. Their low density coupled with high mechanical strength makes them integral in systems where performance under stress and resistance to corrosion are essential. Continuous advancements in alloy processing techniques have refined these materials for increased industrial applicability.

Understanding the microstructural properties of titanium alloys, such as the beta-phase stability in Ti-15Mo compositions, is pivotal for ensuring consistent performance across applications. Researchers and engineers benefit from detailed metallurgical analyses that inform process optimisation and material selection for demanding operational environments.