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The primary inputs for Titanium Alloy manufacturing include:

Titanium sponge: This is the raw material for titanium alloy production. Titanium sponge is produced by reducing titanium tetrachloride with magnesium or sodium in a vacuum furnace.

Alloying elements: Titanium alloys are made by adding alloying elements such as aluminum, vanadium, molybdenum, and nickel to the titanium sponge. The choice of alloying elements depends on the desired properties of the final alloy.

Consumables: Consumables such as electrodes and fluxes are used in the arc melting process to produce titanium alloys.

Energy: Titanium alloy production requires a significant amount of energy, which is typically supplied by electricity.

Process gases: Process gases such as argon and helium are used to create a protective atmosphere during melting and casting operations to prevent contamination of the alloy.

Refractory materials: Refractory materials such as graphite and ceramic are used to line the furnaces and molds used in titanium alloy production.

Equipment and machinery: Various equipment and machinery such as furnaces, casting machines, and rolling mills are used in the production of titanium alloys.