Pure Nickel wires high strength a quality

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Commercially wrought Nickel 200 ( UNS N02200) , a grade of pure nickel contains 99.2% nickel, has excellent mechanical properties, magnetic properties, high thermal, electrical conductivity and excellent resistance to many corrosive environment. Nickel 200 is useful in any environment below 600°F(315°C). It has highly resistance to neutral and alkaline salt solutions. Nickel 200 also has low corrosion rates in neutral and distilled water.

The applications of pure nickel includes food processing equipment, magnetostrictive devices and rechargeable batteries, computers, cellular Phone, power tools, camcorders and so on.

Good mechanical strength corrosion-resistant and heat-resistant strength.

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Alloy	Ni%	Mn%	Fe%	Si%	Cu%	C%	S%
Nickel 200	Min 99.2	Max 0.35	Max 0.4	Max 0.35	Max 0.25	Max 0.15	Max 0.01

Density	8.89
Resistivity	0.096
Melting point	1435-1446
Tensile strength	462Mpa
Yield strength	148Mpa
Elongation	47%

Q: I have a two year old cat that I love to death but she is always chewing on wires (Her latest our new LCD TV Wire) . She has lots of different toys but she still goes back to the wires. It is getting real expensive and I don't know what to do any suggestion? Is this normal for a full grown cat?: Sit her in front of the television and put National Lampoons Christmas Vacation in the vcr, fast forward to the part where the cat is chewing on the wires and give her a tutorial. Or you could try spraying her with a spray bottle whenever she goes near them.

Q: Why swallow standing on the wire is not afraid of high voltage current: YJV said cross-linked polyethylene insulated PVC sheathed power cable behind the 4-core section is 25mm21 core cross-section is 16 copper core cable if it is aluminum core is YJLVL said aluminum core

Q: I'm 13, and I know a lot about electrical wiring. I've been reading home improvement/wiring books since I was 9, and I've also been practicing hooking things up since then. There's a few electrical things around the house that I know are wrong and I would like to fix them myself. I know exactly what to do, what parts to buy, what tools to use, and which circuit breakers to turn off. My dad is going away on business for most of the week, and I would like to surprise him when he gets home on Friday.I also want to be an electrician when I grow up.: A few things: a) The first time you work on wiring, live or dead, you need to do it with hands-on supervision. No matter how well you might think you are doing or how much practice you have had, you are messing with stuff that can kill or burn. That is the absolute bottom line. b) This means either someone will be there as you do the work, or someone comes in and makes sure that the correct breaker(s) are off, and that your work area is safe - then comes back in when you are done and checks everything before you apply power. c) And, pretty much everyone starting out should have - and be familiar with - a good volt-ohm meter and a very good one-point tester. Tester first! The life you save may be your own. This has nothing at all to do with your age - at 13 you are certainly strong enough and probably intelligent enough to do and grasp the basics. But it has everything to do with 'habit and instinct' - that is safe habits and safe instincts around electricity and a full understanding of what is going on. Why is it, do you think, that electricians have a 2-4 year apprenticeship program before they are allowed the journeyman title? Find yourself an Elmer (The term Elmer--meaning someone who provides personal guidance and assistance) and acquire some confidence before launching out on your own.

Q: 1007 wire and 1015 wire What is the difference: after the line to finish, then just put the module up, forced to beat, so that it is close to the patch panel

Q: I am installing a surround sound system. I am placing the speaker wire inside the walls near electrical wires.: I'm no expert on electronic theory, but I would say better be safe than sorry. 12 inch spacing should be just fine.

Q: I have an old farm house with 3 out buildings. The main house has electrical service. One out building has a circuit panel that then feeds to an out building and a barn. The out building with a circuit panel used to have separate electrical service but does not any longer. I would like to run a feeder line from the main house to the outbuilding circuit panel which would then provide power to the barn and additional out building. the distance between the two circuit panels is approximately 120'. there is a standard indoor line that runs most of the way. Can these two boxes be tied together at all? With the standard 12/2 line that is in place? What I would be running off this line is basically lights in the barn and 2-3 computers plus a space heater in the outbuilding.Any ideas?: The 12/2 is not large enough to handle what you want to run in the remote locations. Start from the main panel and install a sub panel in there with room for 6 circuits. Feed the sub with a 50 amp circuit from the main panel and then run a new circuit to each of the out buildings. A 40 or 50 amp circuit to each will give enough power without the nuisance tripping that the 12/2 will develop. At each of the out buildings install a new 4 or 6 circuit panel. A direct burial cable is easy to install just dig more than 3 feet deep. Overhead means trees and equipment may damage the cables. For the direct burial cable run wire that is rated for 50 amps, use a 40 amp breaker to feed them. Trying to salvage the old installation is not worth the time or trouble. Contact a local qualified professional electrician to do the work. This would be much faster and then it will be done to current code specifications.

Q: Wire printed on the word what way to erase: Friends who use electronic truck scales, maybe you do not need to be very proficient in the knowledge of truck scales

Q: I have a 9 week old kitten that while playing, she continues to bite or play with my electrical cords from my tv, computer, etc. I have zip tied all of my wires and carefully tucked them away, but when I am not around, she finds them and pulls them out and begins to play with them. She has even taken the plastic baby proof electrical socket covers out and continues to attack the sockets. When I have sen her playing with these things, I have tried to make loud noises and shout no or clap my hands, but all she does is look at me like I am stupid. I don't want her to get hurt, and I am trying to avoid having to buy new cords and cables. What can I do?: That is definitely a problem. I would get a spray water bottle. You have to be consistent, eventually he will grasp the idea. I've done the water bottle trick with mine since I've had him at 12 weeks old. He is now a year old. He stays away from plants and does not chew on wires. It should work for you as well. Good luck.

Q: I have a single closet light that I need to extend about 3 feet. I've already bought the junction boxes, wire nuts, and wire retaining pins.However, I bought 14/2 wire, and I've noticed the wire I plan to extend says 12/2 on it. Is this a problem? Should I return it and get 12/2 so it matches exactly, or will it work okay? What's the difference anyway?Thanks: Electrical wire comes in different gauges, the lower the number the heavier the gauge. The lower the number the more amperage the wire can deliver safely. For instance if you wire up something that requires a 12 gauge and use 14 gauge you could over heat the wire and cause a fire. However extending 3 feet of 14 gauge from a juction box that has a 12 gauge input would be safe for a closet light. 14/2 on the wire means that there is 2 wires ( one black and one white at gauge 14 ) it will also have a copper ground wire.

Q: I use the rosin with the solder, like DIY mp. but I do not know why the wire hit tin tin was Asia opened, and no sticky, under the novice, ask for more advice: Dark tube wall clean and tidy, not exposed; trunking affect the appearance

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