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As part of the experimental work to identify titanium compounds formed to control sulphide morphology in high-strength low-alloy steels, heats with special additions of titanium were melted. I t was determined that five titanium compounds could be distinguished from one another by differential thermal analysisevolved gas analysis techniques. Further, by analysing residues obtained by using both the acid and the esterhalogen methods of dissolving the matrix, it was possible to quantiEy the results for the five titanium compounds.The results showed that every experimental lieat or experimental alloy examined contained Ti,C,S, and that one sample contained both Ti,C,S, and y-Ti,S. Another unidentified titanium sulphide was thought to be present in one of the steels.

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