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    Material Data Sheet For NH25-35MIC

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    This document provides information on the chemical composition, mechanical properties, physical properties, and stress resistance at high temperatures of the nickel-chromium alloy NH25-35MIC. Key points include: 1) The alloy contains 24-27% chromium and 33-37% nickel, as well as small amounts of other elements like niobium, copper, and molybdenum. 2) At room temperature, it has a tensile strength over 440 MPa, yield strength over 220 MPa, and elongation of at least 8% for tubes or 6% for static castings. 3) Its density is 8.03 kg/dm3 and it maintains strength at high temperatures, with yield

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    This document provides information on the chemical composition, mechanical properties, physical properties, and stress resistance at high temperatures of the nickel-chromium alloy NH25-35MIC. Key points include: 1) The alloy contains 24-27% chromium and 33-37% nickel, as well as small amounts of other elements like niobium, copper, and molybdenum. 2) At room temperature, it has a tensile strength over 440 MPa, yield strength over 220 MPa, and elongation of at least 8% for tubes or 6% for static castings. 3) Its density is 8.03 kg/dm3 and it maintains strength at high temperatures, with yield

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    This document provides information on the chemical composition, mechanical properties, physical properties, and stress resistance at high temperatures of the nickel-chromium alloy NH25-35MIC. Key points include: 1) The alloy contains 24-27% chromium and 33-37% nickel, as well as small amounts of other elements like niobium, copper, and molybdenum. 2) At room temperature, it has a tensile strength over 440 MPa, yield strength over 220 MPa, and elongation of at least 8% for tubes or 6% for static castings. 3) Its density is 8.03 kg/dm3 and it maintains strength at high temperatures, with yield

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    Material Data Sheet For NH25-35MIC

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    This document provides information on the chemical composition, mechanical properties, physical properties, and stress resistance at high temperatures of the nickel-chromium alloy NH25-35MIC. Key points include: 1) The alloy contains 24-27% chromium and 33-37% nickel, as well as small amounts of other elements like niobium, copper, and molybdenum. 2) At room temperature, it has a tensile strength over 440 MPa, yield strength over 220 MPa, and elongation of at least 8% for tubes or 6% for static castings. 3) Its density is 8.03 kg/dm3 and it maintains strength at high temperatures, with yield

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    No: NH25-35MIC
    Qingdao NPA Industry Co,.Ltd
    NH25-35MIC Rev.: 00

    Alloy: NH25-35MIC

    Chemical Analysis As Shown:

    Element Mini-Max Remarks


    C 0.40-0.50
    Mn ≤1.50
    Si 0.5-1.50
    S ≤0.030
    P ≤0.030
    Cr 24.0-27.0
    Ni 33.0-37.0
    Nb 0.7-1.5
    Cu ≤0.25
    Mo ≤0.50
    Ti Add
    Pb ≤50ppm

    Sn ≤100ppm

    As ≤100ppm

    V ≤0.1

    Mechanical Property at Room Temperature:

    Tensile strength (MPa): ≥440

    Yield strength Rp 0,2(MPa): ≥ 220

    Elongation (%): ≥8% for tube, ≥6% for static casting

    Physical Properties
    Density Coefficient of expansion Modulus of elasticity Thermal Conductivity

    Kg/dm3 (10-6/℃) (Gpa) (W/Mk)

    20~800℃ ~900℃ ~1000℃ ~1100 800℃ 900℃ 1000℃ 1100℃ 800℃ 1000℃ 1100℃

    8.03 17.3 17.8 18.6 19.1 115 112 108 102 23.5 27.8 29.5
    Mechanical Property at Elevated Temperature (Typical Value)
    Temperature 900℃ 1000℃ 1100℃

    U.T.S Y.S E U.T.S Y.S E U.T.S Y.S E


    Items
    MPa MPa % MPa MPa % MPa MPa %

    Value 150 100 32 100 70 38 65 55 40

    Larson Miller Curve (Least version)

    Stress data for 100,000 hours


    Temperature (℃) Minimum Stress (Mpa) Average Stress(Mpa)
    800 51.8 53.9
    825 45.0 47.1
    850 38.6 40.7
    875 32.8 34.9
    900 27.4 29.5
    925 22.7 24.8
    950 18.4 20.5
    975 14.6 16.7
    1000 11.4 13.5
    1025 8.7 10.8
    1050 6.6 8.6
    1075 4.8 6.9
    1100 3.8 5.7
    Edited: 王世慧
    Checked: 徐银亮
    Approved: 王振华

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