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    Why is the calculated density of titanium different from its actual density?

    Question #74466. Asked by elvenfair. (Jan 12 07 12:01 PM)


    skysmom65

    		An analysis of experimental data on the relationship between the density and thickness of strips rolled from iron, nickel, aluminum, titanium, and stainlesssteel powders in rolling mills with different roller diameters was performed. It was shown that the dependence of the density on the thickness of strips is determined by the method used for varying the strip thickness.
    It was found that the density of strips heavily depends on the strip width. A method for calculating the density of rolled strips which takes into account all the geometric and physicomechanical parameters of the process and which yields results that are in good agreement with experimental data was proposed.
    http://www.springerlink.com/content/k41614827m832330/

    Jan 12 07, 3:17 PM
    woodardr

    		Elvenfair - is there a particular experiment where you measured it's density that differs from it's calculated density? How big a difference?

    Rob

    Jan 12 07, 4:33 PM
    elvenfair

    		It was quite a difference - at least 3g/cm3 difference.

    Jan 13 07, 5:41 PM

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