Titanium boride

a technology of titanium boride and ti powder, which is applied in the field of titanium boride, can solve the problems that no current approach to boron addition to ti powder can achieve this type of distribution, and achieve the effect of removing concerns

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-04-12
CRISTAL US INC
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The patent describes a process that can make titanium boride particles very small and evenly distributed throughout titanium or titanium alloy powder. This process eliminates the need for blending and solid state reaction, which can affect the quality of the powder. By making the titanium boride particles small and evenly distributed, the resulting powder has better mechanical properties and can be used for a variety of applications. This process is unique and cannot be achieved with other methods.

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The technical problem addressed in this patent is the improvement in strength, stiffness, and microstructural stability of titanium alloys through the addition of small amounts of boron. The challenge is to achieve a uniform distribution of titanium boride without forming larger particles that adversely affect properties, while also avoiding the need for a separate blending or pre-alloying process. The current methods of blended elemental addition and pre-alloyed powders have shortcomings such as imperfect distribution and size of the boride particles. The patent aims to provide a new method for producing titanium boride-containing alloys with improved properties.

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[0022] Using the Armstrong method described in the above three identified patents and application Ser. No. 11 / 186,724 filed Jul. 21, 2005, the entire application is herein incorporated by reference.

[0023] The equipment used to produce the 6 / 4 alloy with submicron titanium boride substantially uniformly dispersed therein is similar to that disclosed in the aforementioned patents disclosing the Armstrong Process with the exception that instead of only having a titanium tetrachloride boiler 22 as illustrated in those patents, there is also a boiler for each constituent of the alloy connected to the reaction chamber by suitable valves. Boron addition is from a boiler for BCl3. The piping acts as a manifold so that the gases are completely mixed as they enter the reaction chamber and are introduced subsurface to the flowing liquid sodium, preferably at least at sonic velocity, as disclosed in the incorporated patents. Upon subsurface contact with the liquid metal the halides immediately...

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Abstract

A titanium metal or a titanium alloy having submicron titanium boride substantially uniformly dispersed therein and a method of making same is disclosed. Ti power of Ti alloy powder has dispersed within the particles forming the powder titanum boride which is other than whisker-shaped or spherical substantially uniformly dispersed therein.

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