Application of Titanium Properties in Civil Engineering and Architecture

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Applications of specific properties of various titanium alloys applied in modern technology processes were discussed. Both, current and future trends in applications, mainly of the anti-corrosive properties of titanium in various elements of building constructions being applied in the so-called civilian products were characterized based on examples taken from civil engineering and architecture.

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