Description
Titan (Ti) evaporation materials exhibit several measurable properties that qualify them for a range of evaporation applications. They offer high corrosion resistance, thereby maintaining their structural integrity and performance under severe environmental conditions.
Titan evaporation materials also possess a high melting point, thereby ensuring stability during evaporation processes that involve elevated temperatures. This thermal stability is essential for the uniform and controlled deposition of thin films.
Furthermore, Titan evaporation materials demonstrate effective electrical conductivity. They are applicable in cases where electrical performance is a required parameter, such as in the manufacture of electronic components and devices.
Additionally, Titan evaporation materials are known for their reactivity, thereby enabling the formation of chemical bonds with other materials during the evaporation process. The resulting coatings exhibit adhesion and durability and provide extended protection and functionality.
Specification
Material
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Titan
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Atomic Weight
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47.867
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Colour/Appearance
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Silvery-metallic
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Thermal Conductivity
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21.9 W/m.K
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Melting Point (°C)
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1 660
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Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
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8.6 x 10^-6/K
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Theoretical Density (g/cc)
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4.5
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Z-Ratio
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0.628
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Temperature (°C) for given Vapour Pressure (Torr)
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10^-8: 1 067 10^-6: 1 235 10^-4: 1 453
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Applications
1. Manufacture of heat exchangers and evaporators: Titan heat exchangers and evaporators have been shown to achieve extended service life and reduced maintenance requirements. They are employed in aquaculture, marine seawater heat exchange, saltwater heat exchange, chemical industry, metallurgy, light industry, plating industry, aluminium oxidation tanks, salt production, paper manufacturing, ultrasonic equipment, electronic communication, central heating and other sectors. Given that wastewater with high salt content, chemical wastewater or galvanic wastewater is treated in these settings, Titan evaporators address equipment corrosion effectively and ensure continuous production.
2. Low-temperature heat pump evaporators: Titan alloys exhibit high strength, low density, satisfactory mechanical properties, toughness and corrosion resistance. Consequently, they serve as a suitable material for the manufacture of low-temperature heat pump evaporators. Titan low-temperature evaporation systems often include Titan plate heat exchangers and Titan or Titan alloy heating furnaces.
3. Pharmaceutical and food industries: Titan is utilised in specialised heat exchangers and evaporators designed for pharmaceutical and food products. This occurs because Titan does not readily release metal ions and its non-magnetic properties are retained. Furthermore, its corrosion resistance contributes to stable device operation over extended periods.
Packaging:
Our evaporation materials are processed to avoid damage during storage and transport, thereby preserving the original quality of our products.