[TheForge] titanium
Jerry Smith
jfsmith at ameritech.net
Sat Jul 24 09:07:06 EDT 2004
If I am cutting titanium with an abrasive saw, I get chips and flakes that
will ignite.
Jerry
10:44 PM 7/23/2004, you wrote:
>I suppose if you wanted to reduce it to dust first, you could get it to
>burn around 1000F
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>cs
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>Andy Vida wrote:
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>>Jerry Smith wrote:
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>>> Titanium has an ignition point of something like 6,000 degrees F.
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>> Titanium is very difficult to light, but once started, you do
>> not want to be anywhere near it. It is a reactive metal, meaning
>> it has a great affinity for oxygen, among other things. Once you
>> go past a threshold, it is like a runaway train.
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