Titanium processing originated in Japan. Titanium-steel composite appeared in 1962. The method of producing titanium steel clad plates is called the explosive composite method. It has advantages, corrosion resistance, disadvantages, and high cost.
Titanium steel composite plate began in 1962. The production method at that time was called the explosive composite method, a method of bonding by virtue of the explosive energy of explosives. In 1986, the hot rolling method and thick plate rolling method were developed. In 1990, the production method of continuous hot-rolled coils was developed, mainly referring to the production of thin plates.
The general manufacturing methods of clad steel plates are the filler metal ingot rolling method, explosive cladding method, rolling crimping method, surfacing welding method, etc. Considering the characteristics of titanium, the explosive composite method or the rolling and crimping method, while the actual production method includes the explosive composite method, and the rolling and crimping method includes the thick plate rolling method and the continuous hot rolling method. The explosive cladding method is usually carried out at room temperature, and the rolling and crimping method is to assemble the plates and heat-roll them.
The titanium clad steel sheet manufactured by the explosion method and the thick plate rolling method is a thick plate, and its use is mainly used as a corrosion-resistant structural material.
The titanium-steel clad plate produced by continuous hot rolling is a thin plate, which is mainly used in the lining of marine steel structures, and the application field is marine civil engineering.
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