high temperature strength

Usually it is understood that pure metals are more resistant to environmental assisted cracking as compare to alloyed metals because pure metals have lower mechanical strength and high ductility. For instance, it is said that commercially pure nickel is not prone to stress corrosion cracking, until unless it is heavily cold processed at high temperatures … Continue reading Observation of Stress corrosion behaviour of Nickel based alloys

Nickel based superalloys are widely utilized in the turbine engines of jet planes, marine and power plants. The application temperature of these alloys varies from 150oC to 1500oC. The high temperature strength of an alloy depends on the consistent austenitic matrix paired with solid solution hardening and / or precipitation strengthening. Essential properties of superalloys … Continue reading Properties of Nickel Based Superalloys required for industrial applications

High performance and high corrosion resistant Nickel alloys such as Monel alloys, Inconel alloys, Incoloy alloys, Hastelloys for stringent deep well conditions around the world. The natural gas resources present deep under the earth contain extensively vigorous conditions of high temperature and very large pressure that using the stainless steels in these environments is a … Continue reading High Nickel alloys for Oil and Gas wells