TAL1.5 Super Thin near Net Extruded Shapes

Monday, June 18, 2012: 10:30 AM
216AB (Charlotte Convention Center)
Dr. Christophe Delaunay , CEFIVAL, PERSAN, France
Pierre Munch , CEFIVAL, PERSAN, France
Super Thin Near Net Shapes allow dramatic increase in buy to fly ratio. Since 2007, CEFIVAL has developed several type of titanium alloys extrusion for mechanical engeneering application, Grade 2 (T40) , Grade 9 (TA3V2.5) and finally TA6V4. Benefits from these super thin near net shape extrusions can be obtained with an enhanced control of each manufacturing step : compact press extrusion, tool design , finishing , lubrication, heat treatment and dedicated machining techniques . Directionnal properties and typical applications are presented as well as potential developments with  new engeneering alloys. Further increase is possible with cooperative processing between several technologies : shape forming , joining technics and additive manufacturing.
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