This invention discloses a method for recycling
titanium alloy recycled materials based on
hot isostatic pressing (HIP), belonging to the field of
titanium metallurgy. The method includes the following steps: First,
titanium alloy recycled materials with different
oxygen contents are accurately calculated and mixed to obtain a homogeneous mixture. Second, a
titanium alloy sheath of the same material as the product is manufactured using 3D printing technology. The pre-mixed
powder is then filled into the sheath and compacted. Finally, after vacuuming and sealing, HIP
sintering is performed to directly obtain a near-net-shape dense blank under high
temperature and pressure. This method optimizes the process flow by combining the full densification capability of 3D-printed sheaths with HIP technology, eliminating the remelting, sheath removal, and numerous
machining steps required in traditional recycling processes. It directly produces near-net-shape products from recycled materials, significantly reducing
energy consumption, labor time, and
raw material loss, achieving a high-value green recycling of titanium alloys.