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ASTM B363-Titanium and Titanium Alloy Fittings

Standard Specification for Titanium and Titanium Alloy Welded and Seamless Fittings


Scope:

ASTM B363 covers welded and seamless pipe fittings made from commercially pure titanium and titanium alloys for:

Pressure piping systems

Chemical processing equipment

Marine, desalination, power generation, and aerospace applications


Fittings include:

Elbows

Tees

Reducers

Caps

Stub ends

Crosses


Applicable Grades (UNS Numbers)

Grade

UNS Number

Description

Gr 1

R50250

Softest CP titanium

Gr 2

R50400

Most commonly used CP grade

Gr 3

R50550

Stronger CP grade

Gr 5

R56400

Ti-6Al-4V, high strength

Gr 7

R52400

CP + Pd, excellent corrosion resistance

Gr 12

R53400

Ti-0.3Mo-0.8Ni, for corrosion and strength

Gr 16

R52402

CP + Pd, like Gr 7 but more formable

Gr 26

R52404

CP + Pd, improved corrosion resistance

Additional alloys may be furnished by agreement.


Product Forms and Types

Welded fittings: Most common, made by welding sections or from welded pipe.

Seamless fittings: Made from seamless pipe or tube.

Butt-welded, socket-welded, or threaded ends depending on customer requirement and system design.


Size Range

Type

Range

Diameter

½″ to 24″ nominal pipe size (NPS) or DN15–DN600

Wall Thickness

SCH 5S to SCH XXS (or custom per ASME B36.1

Fittings are usually designed to match standard pipe dimensions per:

ASME B16.9 (for butt-weld fittings)

ASME B16.11, B16.5 for threaded/flanged variants (if applicable)


Tolerances

Fittings must meet tolerances as specified in ASME B16.9 or as agreed between purchaser and supplier.

Dimensions must be within ±1% or ±1.6 mm (whichever is greater), unless otherwise specified.


Manufacturing Requirements

Welding must be done using qualified procedures (GTAW/TIG is typical).

Welds must be:

Fully penetrated

Heat-treated if required

Free from cracks, porosity, and unacceptable defects


Annealing or stress relief may be required after welding depending on grade and application.

Seamless fittings are manufactured by cold forming, hot forming, or machining from billet.


Testing Requirements

Visual inspection of welds

Dimensional checks

Hydrostatic or air pressure test (optional or per purchaser's request)

Radiographic inspection (RT) or liquid penetrant testing (PT) of welds

Chemical composition must conform to ASTM B348 or B381 for the relevant grade

Mechanical properties must meet the minimum requirements for the specific alloy (see ASTM B348 / B381 / B265)


Marking and Certification

Each fitting shall be marked with:

Manufacturer’s name or logo

ASTM B363

Grade and heat number

Size (NPS/DN) and wall thickness

Heat lot traceability


Mill Test Reports (MTR) must include:

Chemical composition

Mechanical properties (if required)

Test results of weld inspections (if applicable)