NiCu30Fe | 2.4360 Material Datasheet

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Material Standard Values

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Material Description

Material Number	Material Number (single)	Standard	Range of Application	Standard Status	Country	Remark	Application temperature [°C]
2.4360 (DIN 17743 : 2002-09)	2.4360	DIN 17743 : 2002-09	Supersedes DIN 17743 : 1983-02	Valid	Germany	The material NiCu30Fe with the material number 2.4360 is contained in the VdTÜV-Werkstoffblatt 263 : 1999-03 and in the Werkstoffhandbuch der Deutschen Luftfahrt in the Werkstoffleistungsblatt editions WL 2.4360-1 : 1993-02, 2.4360-2 : 1961-03. According to VdTÜV-Wbl 263 : 1999-03, this nickel-wrought alloy can be applied for pressure vessels corrsponding to TRB 100 as well as, in interpreting the AD-Merkblatt W 2 faithfully to its meaning, from -10 to 425 °C, and it can be applied in the nuclear engineering as far as the rules of nuclear engineering or the object-related specifications permit the use of -10 to 425 °C. The weldability is given for metal-arc welding with covered rod electrodes (S-NiCu30Mn), gas-shielded welding with (wire) rods (S-NiCu30MnTi). Resistance welding is up to an sheet thickness of 3 mm possible. No preheating and no heat-treatment neccessary after welding. The material have to be welded in the soft annealed or stress relieved condition. Welding of the material also possible after 5 % cold forming and stress relieve annealing. Stress relieve annaeling is necessary if internal stress existent after the welding. The material is cold and hot formable. For the Ni-base alloy acc. DIN 17743 : 2002-09 is valid: The material is applied in the form of strips, sheets, tubes, bars, wires and forgings for corrosion-resistant construction components. NiCu30Fe possesses favourable mechanical and corrosion-chemical properties. It shows good strength and toughness. Good durability in hydrofluoric acid, sulphuric acid, non-oxidizing diluted acids, lyes and salt solutions, organic acids as well as in dry gases like oxygen, chlorine, hydrogen chloride, sulphur dioxide and carbon oxide. The material is free of chlorine-induced stress cracking corrosion. In the presence of components with an oxidizing effect like iron salts or copper salts, the use of the material is not to be recommended. Application in the offshore technology, e.g. for capacitors, pipelines, plating and valves and fittings, for plants of the chemical and petrochemical manufacturing technology, e.g. centrifuges in salt processing plants, for plants and construction components of ships, e.g. valves, fire extinguishing systems, pumps and water propeller shafts, in the energy technology, e.g. high-pressure feed-water heaters and coolers, in the environmental technology, e.g. evaporation plants and crystallizers in the sewage technology. Processing properties: Formability: very good Weldability: good	-10 - 425

Chemical Composition

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Mechanical Properties

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Physical Properties

Temperature [°C]	Melting Temperature [°C]	Density [g/cm³]	Young's Modulus [GPa]	Mean Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (reference 20°C) [10^-6*K^-1]	Thermal Conductivity [W/(m*K)]	Specific Electrical Resistance [µΩm]	Mean Specific Heat Capacity [kJ/(kg*K)]	Source
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Young's Modulus [GPa] vs Temperature [°C]

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Mean Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (reference 20°C) [10^-6*K^-1] vs Temperature [°C]