Titanium-base powders and process for production of the same
First Claim
1. A titanium hydride powder and titanium hydride alloy powder characterized with a maximum particle diameter of substantially 150 μ
- m or less, the powder comprising particle diameters of 10 μ
m or less being 8% or less by weight, the oxygen content being 0.15% or less by weight, and the chlorine content being 0.06% or less by weight.
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Abstract
Titanium hydride powder with a maximum particle diameter of substantially 150 μm or less, the powder with particle diameters of 10 μm or less being 8% or less by weight, which is produced via step for embrittling a titanium and titanium alloy by hydrogenation, and titanium powder with a maximum particle diameter of which is 150 μm or less, the powder with particle diameters of 10 μm or less being 5% or less by weight. In the powder the oxygen content and the chlorine content are reduced, and the flowability and compactibility are excellent. This powder is particularly suitable for a raw material to produce a sintered titanium or titanium alloy product by the powder metallurgy.
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5 Claims
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1. A titanium hydride powder and titanium hydride alloy powder characterized with a maximum particle diameter of substantially 150 μ
- m or less, the powder comprising particle diameters of 10 μ
m or less being 8% or less by weight, the oxygen content being 0.15% or less by weight, and the chlorine content being 0.06% or less by weight. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
- m or less, the powder comprising particle diameters of 10 μ
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4. A process for producing the titanium powder and titanium alloy powder, comprising the steps of
(a) preparing the titanium hydride powder or titanium hydride alloy powder with a maximum particle diameter of 150 μ - m or less and the powder comprising particle diameters of 10 μ
m or less being 8% or less by weight, the oxygen content thereof being 0.15% or less by weight, and the chlorine content thereofbeing 0.06% or less by weight;
(b) dehydrogenating the lumps of the titanium hydride or the titanium hydride alloy at a temperature of 500 to 900°
C. in vacuum, crushing the lumps, and then controlling the particle size thereof;
(c) obtaining the titanium powder or the titanium alloy powder with a maximum particle diameter of 150 μ
m or less and the ratio of the powder with particle diameters of 10 μ
m or less being 5% or less by weight.- View Dependent Claims (5)
- m or less and the powder comprising particle diameters of 10 μ
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