What are the material choices for aircraft forgings?
The choice of materials for aircraft forgings depends on their specific application and requirements. The following is the common choice of aircraft forging materials: Aluminum Alloy: Aluminum alloy has good strength, light weight and corrosion resistance, and is widely used in the manufacture of aircraft structural parts and connectors. Titanium Alloy: Titanium alloys have high strength, excellent corrosion resistance and high temperature properties, and are widely used in the aviation field, such as the manufacture of engine blades, structural parts and connectors. High-temperature Alloy (high-temperature Alloy) : high-temperature alloy has High temperature resistance, heat creep resistance and good oxidation resistance, and is suitable for manufacturing high-temperature components such as blades and shafts of turbine engines. Iron-based Alloy: Iron-based alloys have high strength, wear and heat resistance and are commonly used in the manufacture of drivetrains and turbine components for aircraft engines. Nickel-based Alloy: Nickel-based alloys have good high-temperature strength, corrosion resistance and oxidation resistance, and are widely used in the manufacture of turbine engine blades, blades and high-temperature components. Steel: Steel has high strength, rigidity and weldability, and is suitable for the manufacture of aircraft structural parts, brackets and connectors. It is important to note that different aircraft parts may have different requirements, so there will be different material choices. The choice of material also needs to take into account the weight, strength, corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance, processing performance and other factors to meet the safety, reliability and performance requirements of the aircraft.
