Titaniummet
Titaniummet is a proprietary designation used by the aerospace industry to refer to a high‑strength, low‑density titanium alloy developed in the early 2000s. The alloy typically contains 95–97 % titanium, with minor additions of aluminum (2–4 %) and vanadium (1–2 %) to enhance mechanical properties. In some formulations, magnesium is incorporated to improve workability and reduce weight.
The alloy’s key characteristics include a tensile strength above 800 MPa, a yield strength in the range of
Manufacturing of titaniummet involves conventional investment casting or powder metallurgy processes, followed by hot isostatic pressing
Common applications include aircraft and spacecraft structural components such as fuselage frames, landing gear, and turbine