Description
Alloy 20 is definitely an iron-foundation, austenitic
combination with exceptional rust resistance to some quantity of various press
and demonstrates to become helpful in numerous programs for example Flue-gas
desulfurization, chemical control, food processing and storage in addition to
pharmaceutical programs to mention several. Software of the Alloy you could end
up actual financial savings when compared with greater-price Alloys to find out
when the required opposition is acquired within the media that is selected.
Programs are restricted to a heat of 1000°F per ASME.
Resistance to
Corrosion
Opposition to acid is especially exemplary however the Alloy
exhibits helpful opposition in chloride conditions in addition to in phosphoric
acid. Alloy 20 is a superb choice when chloride stress corrosion cracking is
definitely crevice corrosion and an issue pitting.
Manufacturing and
Heat Treatment
Alloy 20 could be shaped by both warm- cool or operating
-function utilizing conventional techniques. Warm solid content ought to be
warmed with cautious temperature-control covering the substance not drop below
1800°F just before forging between 2250°F and 2100°F. After warm operating,
anneal the substance by heat to get a the least half an hour per inch of width
to 1850°F and 1725°F followed closely by water quench.
Warmth to some heat below 1000°F followed closely by water
quench following the desired period at heat continues to be proven while
stress-relieving is preferred. Annealing Alloy 20 ought to be between for half
an hour at heat per inch of width. By heat to 2100°F a diminished hardness can
be acquired but his might have an adverse impact on the stabilization of the
Alloy. The alloy 20 pipe made from highly alloyed metals requires a higher
level of GTAW proficiency to meet the standards required power generation,
nuclear, petrochemical, food, pharmaceutical and processing industries.
Welding Alloy 20 is often done via, TIG, MIG in addition to
submerged arc welding (TOOL) utilizing both the corresponding product material,
ER320LR for TIG and MIG and E320LR for TOOL. While welding to different Alloys
such as for example more or 316 Alloys for example Alloy 22 and C276, AWS
ERNiCrMo-3 may be used for TIG while using the ENiCrMo-3 for TOOL.
Specifications
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ASME SB473, N08020, ASTM B473 HOT FINISHED -
ASTM B 463
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3.1 ASME SB 366 ASTM A 240, ASTM B 366
Typical Trade Names
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Incoloy® Alloy 020, Carpenter® 20, 20CB-3®
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Incoloy® is a trademark of Special Metals
Corporation.
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Carpenter® and 20CB-3® are registered trademarks
of Carpenter.
The alloy 20 pipe is among the alleged
"Tremendous" steel which was created to attack for optimum
opposition. It is chromium, dime. Molybdenum material subscribe to its general
opposition to chloride ion stress corrosion common and cracking pitting attack.
The Alloy is stabilized to minimize precipitation. It's physical qualities that
are great and certainly will be created with relative simplicity. T discovers
broad utilization through the chemical control business even though Alloy was
created for use within sulfuric acid associated sectors. Additionally, it can
be used for food running drugs, fuel, solvents explosives and several different
items.
Accessibility - Alloy
20
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Seamless Pipe 1/2" - 8"
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Weld Pipe 3" - 12"
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Butt-Weld Fittings 1/2" - 12"
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Pressure Fittings 1/2" - 2"
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Flanges 1/2" - 12"
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150# Fittings 1/4" - 2"
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Tubing 1/4", 3/8", 1/2",
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Valves 1/2" - 12
Design Features -
Alloy 20
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Superior resistance to stress-corrosion cracking
in boiling 20 to 40% sulfuric acid.
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Excellent general corrosion resistance to
sulfuric acid.
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Excellent resistance to chloride stress
corrosion cracking.
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Excellent mechanical properties and
fabricability
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Minimal carbide precipitation during welding.
Typical Applications
- Alloy 20
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Chemcal and allied industries
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Food and dye production
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Heat exchangers
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SO2 scrubbers and other severe environments
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Tanks
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Pickling racks
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Valves
Tensile Requirements
- Alloy 20
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Tensile Strength (KSI): 80
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Yield Strength (KSI): 35 (KSI can be converted to
MPA (Megapascals) by multiplying by 6.895.)
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