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Anode
Fabricators P
Ltd
#48,Noothanchery,
Madambakkam,
Chennai - 73, INDIA
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| SPECIFICATION SECTION-6 a) (Ti, Zr, Ta, Nb) |
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METAL
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TITANIUM
GRADE 2
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TITANIUM
GRADE 7
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TITANIUM
GRADE 12
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| CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION(Percent)
(Max.values unless range is shown) |
0.10
C;0.30 Fe;0.03 N;0.25 O;0.015H(Sheet)0.0125H(Bar);0.0100H
(billef) |
0.10C;0.30Fe;0.03 N;0.12/0.25Pd;0.25 O;0.15 H(Sheet);0.125
H (Bar) |
0.08
C;0.03 N;0.30 Fe;0.15 H;0.25 O;0.2/0.4Mo; 0.6/0.9 Ni |
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| Mill
Annealed Tensile Properties |
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| Ultimate
strength (Psi) |
50,000 |
50,000 |
70,000 |
| Yield strength
(Psi) 0.2% Offset |
40,000 |
40,000 |
50,000 |
| % Elongation
in 2"sheet>0.025 thick |
20 |
20 |
18 |
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| Mechanical
Properties (Typical) |
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Charpy V-Natch
Impact (ft.-Ibs) @Rm. Temp
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25-40 |
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Bend Radius
Under
0.070"thk.
0.070"thick over
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2.0xThickness
2.5xThickenss |
2.0xThickness
2.5xThickenss |
2.0xThickness
2.5xThickenss |
| Welded Bend
Radius |
2.0-3.0xThickness |
2.0-3.0xThickness |
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| Hardness |
RB80 |
RB80 |
RB80 |
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| Physical
Properties |
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| Beta Transus
(ºF± 25) |
1675 |
1675 |
1634 |
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (10-6in./in./ºF)
32-212
32-1500 |
4.8
5.6 |
4.8
5.6 |
4.8
5.6 |
| Density
(lbs./cu.in.) |
0.163 |
0.163 |
0.163 |
| Melting
point Approx (ºF) |
3020 |
3020 |
3020 |
| Electrical
Resistivity@ R.T 10-6O/cm) |
56 |
56 |
52 |
| Modulus
of Elasticity Tension (106 psi) |
14.9 |
14.9 |
15.0 |
| Modulus
of Elasticity Torsion (106 psi) |
6.5 |
6.5 |
6.2 |
| Thermal
Conductivity (Btu/hr./Sq.ft/ºF/ Ft.) |
9.5 @ Rm.Temp. |
9.5 @ Rm.Temp. |
11 @ Rm.Temp. |
| Specific
Heat (Btu/Lb./ºF /Ft.) |
0.124 |
0.124 |
0.13 |
| Weldability |
Good |
Good |
Good |
| Annealing Full |
1300/30
Min-2Hrs; Air cool |
1300/30
Min-2Hrs; Air cool |
1300/30
Min-2Hrs; Air cool |
| Temp. (º
F) Stress Relief |
1000-1100/30 Min; Air cool |
1000-1100/30 Min; Air cool |
1000-1100/30 Min; Air cool |
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| Typical
Applications |
For corrosion
resistance in the chemical, petrochemical and marine industries,
especially in oxidizing environments. |
For corrosion
resistance where media are oxidizing to mildly reducing;
Palladium-stabilized, superior crevice corrosion resistance. |
For corrosion
resistance where media are oxidizing to mildly reducing
and where high strength is required. |
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METAL
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TITANIUM
GRADE 16
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ZIRCONIUM
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TANTALUM
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NIOBIUM
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| CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION(Percent)
(Max.values unless range is shown) |
0.08
C;0.03 N;0.25 O;0.30 Fe;0.04-0.08 Pd;0.015 H(Sheet);0.0125(Bar);0.0100
H(Billet) |
4.3 Hf;0.05
C;0.025 N;0.16 O;0.005 H;Balance Zr |
0.01 C;0.015
O;0.01 N;0.0015 H;
0.010 Nb*;0.01 Fe;0.01 Ti;0.05 W*;
0.02 Mo;0.005 Si;0.01 Ni;Bal.Ta
*For 2.5% W alloy:0.05 Nb; 2.5-3.5 W |
0.01 C;0.01
N;0.025 O;
0.0015 H;0.02 Zr;0.2 Ta
0.01 Fe;0.005 Si;0.05 W;
0.005 Ni;0.01 Mo;0.02 Hf;
Balance Nb |
| Mill
Annealed Tensile Properties |
50,000 |
55,000 |
41,000 |
25,000 |
| Ultimate
strength (Psi) |
40,000 |
30,000 |
25,000 |
12,000 |
| Yield strength
(Psi) 0.2% Offset |
20 |
16 |
18 |
20 |
| % Elongation
in 2"sheet>0.025 thick |
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| Mechanical
Properties (Typical) |
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Charpy V-Natch
Impact (ft.-Ibs) @Rm. Temp
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30-60 |
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Bend Radius
Under
0.070"thk.
0.070"thick over
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2.0xThickness
2.5xThickenss |
5.0xThickness
5.0xThickenss |
Ductile
2.0xThickenss |
Ductile
2.0xThickenss |
| Welded Bend
Radius |
2.5-3.0xThickness |
5.0xThickness |
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| Hardness |
RB80 |
RB80 |
RB 25-65 |
RB 10-50 |
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| Physical
Properties |
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| Beta Transus
(ºF± 25) |
1675 |
1591 |
N/A |
N/A |
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (10-6in./in./ºF)
32-212
32-1500 |
4.8
5.6 |
5.89
7.5 |
6.5
4.1 |
7.1
4.29 |
| Density
(lbs./cu.in.) |
0.163 |
0.235 |
0.601 |
0.310 |
| Melting
point Approx (ºF) |
3020 |
3365 |
5432 |
2468 |
| Electrical
Resistivity@ R.T 10-6O/cm) |
52 |
56 |
39.7 |
13.5-14.5 |
| Modulus
of Elasticity Tension (106 psi) |
14.9 |
14.4 |
27 |
15 |
| Modulus
of Elasticity Torsion (106 psi) |
6.5 |
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| Thermal
Conductivity (Btu/hr./Sq.ft/ºF/ Ft.) |
12.5 @ Rm.Temp |
13.0 @ Rm.Temp. |
32.0 @ Rm.Temp. |
32.0 @ Rm.Temp. |
| Specific
Heat (Btu/Lb./ºF /Ft.) |
0.124 |
0.068 |
0.034 @
32º F |
0.064 @
32 ºF |
| Weldability |
Good |
Good |
Good |
Good |
| Annealing Full |
1300/30
Min-2Hrs; Air cool |
1250-1300/2Hrs;Air cool |
2300 |
1475-2015 |
| Temp. (º
F) Stress Relief |
1000-1100/30 Min; Air cool |
1000-1100/2Hrs |
2300 |
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| Typical
Applications |
For corrosion
resistance where media are oxidizing to mildly reducing;
Same basic corrosion resistances as Gr.7 but with lower
Palladium content for a more economical product. |
For corrosion
resistance where media are strongly reducing to medium
oxidizing. |
Best corrosion
resistance of all typically used metals; Good for strong
oxidizing to strong reducing environment |
Very good
corrosion resistance, especially in strong nitric acid
service. |
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METAL
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NICKEL
200
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NICKEL
201
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HASTELLOY
'B2'
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| CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION(Percent)
(Max.values unless range is shown) |
0.15 C;0.
40 Fe;0. 35 Si;0.35 Mn; 0.010S;0. 25 Cu;
Bal Ni; |
0.02C;0.40Fe;0.35 Si; 0.35 Mn; 0.01 S; 0.25 Cu; Bal Ni |
0.02C;2.0Fe;0.1Si;30.0 Mo;1.0Cr;1.0Co;1.0Mn;
0.03S;0.04P;Bal Ni |
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| Mill
Annealed Tensile Properties |
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| Tensile
strength (1000KN/M2) |
379.2 |
344.7 |
896.3 |
| Yield strength
(1000N/M2) 0.2% Offset |
103.4 |
82.7 |
400 |
| % Elongation
in 2"sheet>0.025 thick |
40 |
40 |
55 |
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| (Mechanical
Properties) |
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| Hardness
Rockwell B |
70 |
62 |
98 |
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| Physical
Properties |
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| Coefficient of Thermal |
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| Expansion
(10-6 K 20ºC - 300 ºC) |
14.3 |
14.5 |
11.1 |
| Density
(g/cm3) |
8.9 |
8.9 |
9.2 |
| Electrical
Resistivity (10-6O/cm) |
8.5 |
9.5 |
137 |
| Modulus
of Elasticity (KN/mm2) |
207 |
208 |
217 |
| Thermal
Conductivity (W/mK) |
79 |
79 |
11.4 |
| Specific
Heat (J/KgK) |
456 |
456 |
377 |
| Weldability |
Good |
Good |
Good |
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| Typical
Applications |
Caustic
soda Production (Membrane dell cathodes,Evaporation Plants)
Vinyl-Chloride monomes (VCM)Production, Organic Chlorinations,
food Processing, Production of Soap & Detergents |
Chemical
Process industry particularly using reducing chloride
catalyst s such as AlCl3 or Where HCl is Byproduct; Styrene,
bisphenol A , Chloroprene, MDI Acetic production |
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METAL
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HASTELLOY
'C276'
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INCONEL
825
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MONEL
400
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| CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION(Percent)
(Max.values unless range is shown) |
0.02C;7.0Fe;0.05Si;
4.5W;17.0Mo;16.5Cr;
2.5Co; 1.0Mn;0.35V;
0.030S;0. 030P; Bal Ni |
0.05C;0.5Si;46.0Ni;
3.5Mo;0.2Al;23.5Cr;
1.0Mn;1.2Ti;0.03S,3.0Cu;
Bal Ni |
0.3C;2.5Fe; 0.5Si;
70.0Ni;2.0Mn;0.024S;
Bal Cu |
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| Mill
Annealed Tensile Properties |
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| Tensile
strength (1000KN/M2) |
792.9 |
583-720 |
585 |
| Yield strength
(1000N/M2) 0.2% Offset |
413.7 |
247-446 |
195 |
| % Elongation
in 2"sheet>0.025 thick |
50 |
50-30 |
32 |
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| (Mechanical
Properties) |
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| Hardness
Rockwell B |
80 |
80 |
75 |
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| Physical
Properties |
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| Coefficient of Thermal |
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Expansion
(10-6 K 20ºC - 300 ºC) |
12.8 |
15.2 |
15.8 |
| Density
(g/cm3) |
8.9 |
8.1 |
8.8 |
Electrical
Resistivity
(10-6O/cm) |
125 |
112 |
51.3 |
| Modulus
of Elasticity (KN/mm2) |
208 |
195 |
182 |
| Thermal
Conductivity (W/mK) |
10.6 |
10.8 |
26 |
| Specific
Heat (J/KgK) |
407 |
440 |
430 |
| Weldability |
Good |
Good |
Good |
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| Typical
Applications |
Critical
chemical and petro chemical processes Pulp and Paper Industry,
Scrubbers and other components in fluegas desulfurization
and waste incineration plants.DownHole equipments in sour
gas production,Sulfuric acid Coolers andChlorine Dryers.
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Phosphoric
and sulfuric acid evaporators, Pickling plants, Nuclear
waste reprocessing, Heat Exchangers and product lines
in offshore oil and gas production (Sour Gas) caustic
Soda concentrators and ore Processing |
Salt Production,
Atmospheric crude distillation, Hf alkylation, High-pressure
feed water heaters in fossil-fixed power stations, Sea
water distillation, Sheathing of off-shore platform columns
and risers in splash zone andNuclear fuel processing |
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