Where to Find Compression Test Data for Commercially Pure Titanium?

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The discussion centers on the need for compression test data for pure titanium, specifically focusing on stress values corresponding to strains between 2% and 10%. Participants suggest contacting titanium suppliers for assistance in obtaining this data. Two companies mentioned as potential resources are Titanium Metals Corporation and Allegheny Technologies, both of which may provide relevant information or graphs related to titanium's compression properties.
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Can anyone help me find compression test data for pure titanium? I need the stresses from 2% to 10% strain. If you can't get the actual data, a graph would be fine as well. Thanks.
 
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