Nickel Alloy Inconel 625 (UNS N06625) High strength
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Characteristic as below:
1. Excellent corrosion resistance of different kinds of media in both oxidation and reduction environments.
2. Excellent resistance of pitting and crevice corrosion, and won't happen stress corrosion cracking because of chloride.
3. Excellent resistance of the inorganic acid corrosion performance, such as nitric acid, phosphoric acid, sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid and the mixture of sulfuric acid and hydrochloric acid.
4. Excellent corrosion resistance of different kinds of inorganic acid mixture performance.
5. Good corrosion resistance of a variety of concentrations of hydrochloric acid.
6. Good machining and welding, no weld cracking sensitivity.
7. Have pressure vessel authentication for the wall temperature between -196 ~ 450º C.
Inconel 625 Metallurgical structure
625 is face-centered cubic lattice structure. Dissolve out the carbon granule and instability quaternary phase, then change it to stability Ni3 (Nb, Ti) trimetric lattice around 650º C after a long time heat preservation. Nickel-chromium content will strength the mechanical performance in the state solution while suppress the plasticity.
Inconel 625 Corrosion resistance
625 own a very good corrosion resistance in many media, especially with excellent resistance to pitting, crevice corrosion, intercrystalline corrosion, and erode in oxide, also good resistance to inorganic acid corrosion, such as nitric acid, phosphoric acid, sulfuric acid and hydrochloric acid. 625 can resist the alkali and organic acid corrosion in the oxidation and reduction environment. Effect resists the chloride reduction stress corrosion cracking. Normally no corrosion in the sea-water and industry environments since high corrosion resistance to the sea-water and salting liquid, as well as in high temperature, without sensitivity during welding. 625 have the resistance to oxidation and carbonizing in the static and cycle environments, also hacve the resistance the chlorine corrosion.
Inconel 625 Application field:
Soften annealing low carbon alloy 625 widely used in the chemical process industry, good corrosion resistance and high strength made it an good choice for structural parts. 625 have application in sea-water for local mechanical stress attach.
Inconel 625 Typical application field as below:
1. The Organic chemical process parts contains chloride, especially in the use of acid chloride catalyst.
2. The digester and bleacherin the use of paper pulp and paper making industry.
3. Absorption tower, re-heater, gas import board, fan, blender, fair water fin, flue and so on for using in flue gas desulfurization system.
4. The equipment and parts in the use of acidic gas environments.
5. Acetic acid and anhydride reaction generator
6. Sulfur acid cooling
PACKING
Specification: Plate, sheet, strip, rod, bar, wire, tube.
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| Alloy | % | Ni | Cr | Mo | Nb+N | Fe | Al | Ti | C | Mn | Si | Cu | P | S |
| 625 | Min. | 58 | 20 | 8 | 3.15 | |||||||||
| Max. | 23 | 10 | 4.15 | 5 | 0.4 | 0.4 | 0.1 | 0.5 | 0.5 | 0.5 | 0.015 | 0.015 |
Inconel 625 Pysical properties
| Density | 8.4 g/cm³ |
| Melting point | 1290-1350ºC |
Inconel 625 Alloy m inimum mechanical properties in the room temperature
| Alloy state | Tensile strength Rm N/mm² | Yield strength R P0. 2N/mm² | Elongation A 5 % | Brinell hardness HB |
| 625 | 760 | 345 | 30 | ≤220 |
- Q: I would like to know what the standards are for Big Fat power leads being exposed, isn't that an OSHA hazard? What are all the volts, that need to be covered by a floor wire covers, so nobody will trip in them. Anyone know about this any helpful information regarding wiring safty on the job? Can a place be shut down for employee safty reasons? What are the major voltages in America? Honest and non- rude opinions Please Thank You
- In areas where untrained personnel will be, no leads should ever be exposed. The typical covering to a machine, especially a permanently mounted machine running at 480 VAC, is flexible conduit to a disconnect and then EMT or rigid conduit. However, cord connected equipment is not uncommon, even at 480 volts, especially if it is mobile, like portable pump stations. The difference between a cord and exposed leads is a cord has all of the leads tightly held together with a thick outer sheath of rubber protectiing them from damage/contact. Exposed leads are the individual wires that are run in conduit or are found inside of a cord. The leads will have their own outer covering, typically harder than the rubber you find on the cord because it is a different material, rated to contain the voltage running on the actual wire (most often copper or aluminum). Standard voltages: 120/208 120/240 277/480 Anything above these is not a standard that most people will be exposed to. It would not be typical to immediately shut anyone down. Normally a citation or warning is issued with a time frame for correction and reinspection. Both your local fire department and OSHA are very concerned with exposed live wires and either of these will normally respond to a complaint and NOT divulge who called, if you so stipulate when and if you call., though not for what many people call low voltage, the voltages many doorbells, intercoms, phones, audio/video, etc., may run at (perhaps in the 12 to 50 volt range).
- Q: First the facts:I think I have a short in an electrical wire in my wall somewhere.The circuit breaker held for 10-15 minute spurts and then would pop. I replaced it and it held for about a week. What does this mean?I installed cabinets and feard I had hit a wire or loosened a connection. I took off the cabinets (UGG) and checked all teh screw holes by cutting the rock. No punctured wires. I unplugged everything and it still popped. How can I find where in this line a short is taking place? I had heard about continuity tests that can determine where shorts are taking place. How do you do this?
- Previous answer took the words out of my mouth spot on
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- sounds like there is and on and off swith cutting current to outlets
- Q: I will be installing spray in foam in the wall cavities and am wondering if I should have all of the wiring replaced (electrical outlets and the such) before. I've read it's difficult to replace wiring once the foam has become rigid. My fear is that a wire will short and the electrical outlet will become useless (due to previously stated problem). Any information is greatly appreciated.
- What material is your wiring made of? Aluminum(silver and brittle) or copper. Are you sprayng in expanding foam or just foam insulation? How many breakers in panel? How big is your home? Answering these questions will give me idea if you need to redo electrical -------------------------------------- Not sure what the wiring is, whatever was used at that time House is 2400 sq ft I believe the easiest is the retro foam type, although not from that company 40 breakers, 34 currently in use Would replacing all outlets with GFI's be a cheaper way of protecting the wires? ------------------------ You need to find out if its aluminum or copper. alum was used in the 70's and I suggest removing it if it is. its brittle and can have problems in the future. the lumex will say if its copper or aluminum on it try and look near panel for this information Exterior only walls need the insulation so interior would be fine. All your outlets a 2 prong or 3 prong configuration in your house?
- Q: i have a problem where my acc fuse keeps blowing and im tired of replacing fuses so what i was wondering is if it was safe to straight wire an interior light with an inline fuse and a toggle switch and would it cause any kinds of conflict
- It will not be a problem just make sure the wire doesn't touch ground(metal) anywhere and also keep a check on it for ware. If the wire touches metal after the inline fuse it will blow it. If it grounds before the fuse then it could cause a fire. So protect it well and it should be fine.
- Q: I want to upgrade from a 100amp service panel to 200 amp service panel, I am hiring an electrician, however i feel im being taken advantage of (im disabled), I would like to know how to find out what the load/rating is on the existing wires from the power hub accross the street to my electrical panel really are, the wires are underground and every bid I have gotten calls for the tar road to be cut up and entire new wires installed and I dont have that kind of money. Also since the house is NOT that old I dont think the wires need to be replaced. since some of my neighbors have upgraded w/o tearing up the road etc.
- I'm not seeing that the conduit is rated for being buried. They make a cable that can be buried or exposed outdoors without leaking electricity. You're going to want to go 12 or 10 gauge wire because you may be running some pretty high drawing tools out there. The next question is where are you hooking it into? Is it the regular breaker box and if so, can it handle the additional amps that you'll be adding? I'm not saying you can't do this, but if you do it wrong, it could kill you. Not grounded, mixed up hot wire and neutral, improper ground, etc. If, if you decide to sell and it's not up to code for your area, you may have to bring it up to code and at that point, it may cost as much or more than the original instalation.
- Q: Bv4 square copper and BVR4 square copper wire What is the difference
- Do not open the transverse groove is the construction can not cut the wall sidewalk, easy to damage the durability of the wall, to prevent the installation of hardware and other things when the eye to break the wire, the vertical groove is easy to construction and clear line position, there will be no secondary accident , Desperate to adopt
- Q: I have a pet rat with quite a persistant chewing problem. He constantly chews through wires when I let him free roam and he is not the first rat I have ever had that has done this, but he is to the extent that he chews the wires. He chews them right down so that the metal inside is hanging out. Today I picked up one of the wires without realising what he had done and got quite a nasty electric shock on my hand which actually broke the skin very slightly! Needless to say today is the very last time he free roams unsupervised and I realise I have been foolish to let him do so for so long. But I am just wondering, if I can get a shock like that, howcome when he is chewing the wire he (and the other rats I've had do the same thing) is always completely unharmed.let alone how do they not die? - If a human being can get a rather forceful and painful shock, how can the force not kill something as small as a rat?!
- Oh, my rats do the same thing! They've chewed through so many pairs of my headphones anyway, the reason you got shocked is that the wire touched your skin. And with your rat, the wire probably only touched it's teeth, so ur rat wouldn't get shocked. Hope i helped!
- Q: I have a '49 ford truck, w/350 v8 Chevy engine. The fan is currently hot wired straight to the battery. How do I connect it to the ignition so the fan goes off when I shut off the engine?
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- Q: What is the difference between RVS and RYS wires?
- One is the conductor structure is not the same Oh, RVV conductor copper wire is smaller, the second is the voltage is not the same, ZR-RVV 0.3 / 0.5KVZR-KVV 0.45 / 0.75KV
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Nickel Alloy Inconel 625 (UNS N06625) High strength
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- Min Order Qty:
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