google33175f2e3129d8c7.html ultra-pure AISI 316L electropolished tube,caillary tubing,nickel-based alloy electropolished tubing and fitting

In the forms:

Pipes,tubes

Buttweld Fitting

Round,Square,flat bars,rods

Plates,Sheets,Strips

Flanges & Other kinds of forgings products

 

Nickel-Iron-Chromium-Cobalt UNS R30556,super alloy Haynes 556

 

Chemical Compostion:

Material Ni Cr Iron Mn Al  C  Si     max S    max Mo  P       max Zr W Cb Co  N Ta La B
R30556 19.0-22.5 21.0-23.0 remainder 0.50-2.00 0.10-0.50 0.05-0.15 0.20-0.80 0.015 2.5-4.0 0.04 0.001-0.10 2.0-3.5 0.30 16.0-21.0 0.10-0.30 0.3-1.25 0.005-0.10 0.02

 

 Mechanical Properties:

Material Tensile Strength,Min PSI (MPa) Yield Strength (0.2% offset) Min(Mpa) Elongation in 2 in. or 50mm or 4D,Min.,%
R30556 100000(690) 45000(310) 40


Standards:

Material Seamless Tubing &/or Pipe Welded Tubing Welded Pipe Buttweld fitting Plate/Sheet/Strip Bar Forging and Forging stock
R30556 B622,SB-622 B626,SB-626 B619,SB-619 B366,SB-366 B435,SB-435 B572,SB-572

 

Super alloy HAYNES(r) 556 alloy has good strength and carburization and oxidation resistance at elevated temperatures. It also has excellent welding and forming characteristics.

Fabrication and Heat Treatment

Machinability

HAYNES(r) 556 alloy™ can be machined using conventional techniques employed for iron based alloys. High speed operations like milling, grinding or turning can be performed using water-base coolants. Heavy lubricants are recommended for operations such as boring, broaching, tapping or drilling.

Forming

HAYNES(r) 556 alloy can be formed by conventional means. For cold forming this alloy, heavy-duty lubricants can be used.

Welding

Welding of HAYNES(r) 556 alloy is performed through commonly used welding techniques like gas tungsten arc welding, shielded metal-arc welding, metal-arc welding and submerged-arc welding. However, an alloy filler metal that suits this alloy should be used.

Forging

HAYNES(r) 556 alloy can be forged at temperatures ranging from 927 to 1177°C (1700 to 2150°F).

Cold Working

HAYNES(r) 556 alloy can be cold worked using standard tooling methods. As plain carbon steels has an ability to produce galling, they are not preferred for forming this alloy. Galling can be minimized with the help of soft die materials.

Annealing

HAYNES(r) 556 alloy can be annealed at 1177°C (2150°F) followed by rapid cooling of air and water quenching.

Hardening

HAYNES(r) 556 alloy can be hardened by cold working.

Applications

The following are the major applications of HAYNES(r) 556 alloy:

  • Incinerators
  • Gas turbines
  • Heat transfer systems