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has anyone mixed titanium,tunsten,carbonated steel,vanadium and chromium togeather to make a alloy
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This discussion centers on the mixing of metals to create alloys, specifically focusing on titanium, tungsten, carbonated steel, vanadium, chromium, and tantalum oxide. Participants inquire about the primary element for the alloy, questioning whether it will be titanium-based or another combination. Additionally, there is a request for information regarding the cost of tantalum oxide, indicating its relevance in alloy formulation.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of alloy composition and properties
- Knowledge of metallurgy, specifically titanium and tungsten alloys
- Familiarity with carbonated steel and its applications
- Basic economic principles related to material costs
- Research titanium alloy composition and its applications in engineering
- Investigate the properties and uses of tungsten in alloying
- Learn about the cost factors and market trends for tantalum oxide
- Explore the effects of vanadium and chromium in steel alloys
Metallurgists, materials scientists, and engineers involved in alloy development and optimization will benefit from this discussion.
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