It's a high strength superduplex. About 50:50 austenitic/ferritic which
keeps it weldable while having the corrosion resistant properties of
ferritics.
From memory, the nitrogen is claimed to add strength, but I think it
does this by chromium carbide suppression. The copper and moly are
probably for pitting resistance.
We use it for corrosion/abrasion reasons and also it is spark resistant
and doesn't burn like Ti in an oxygen enriched environment.
I am not madly happy about its corrosion resistance in our application
(Ti is miles better) and am not convinced it is the best choice given
availability issues. Will have a careful look at SAF2507 as a
substitute.
Cheers
Steve
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Subject: Re: [PipingDesign] Ferralium Pipe
On May 21, 2005, at 4:51 PM, Steve McKenzie wrote:
> Thanks Chris
Don't mention it. What exactly the hell is it? I couldn't make jack out
of the chemistry.
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