Nickel Alloy Pipe Fittings

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Common types of nickel fittings

There are different fittings available made from nickel alloys. Some of the more common types include tees, crosses, elbows, stub ends, end caps, reducers, and bends.

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What are the disadvantages of high nickel alloy tee annealing?

The main disadvantage of annealing a High Nickel Alloy Tee is that it has reduced hardness.

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What is the difference between ASTM B366 WPN elbow corrosion and heat resistance?

Many alloys fail because they lose their mechanical strength at higher temperatures. Unlike conventional alloys, the ASTM B366 WPN Elbow are operational at high temperatures because they are less likely to creep. These fittings do not warp nor get corroded under such conditions. The difference between both corrosion types is the causal factors. So while corrosion may occur due to a substance like chemicals, they could also decay a fitting with prolonged exposure to heat.

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Applications of nickel alloy fittings

Good corrosion resistance from various aggressive chemicals. They are not likely to get corroded in reducing and oxidising conditions, even in elevated temperatures. They exhibit good resistance to heat and retain their tensile properties even in cryogenic applications.

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Advantages of high nickel alloy fittings

Nickel alloys have higher tensile strength and are resistant to creep. They are ductile and have excellent corrosion resistance properties. The petrochemical industries process hydrocarbons every day, which is harmful to conventional stainless steel alloys because they have little to moderate content of nickel. And so, they can perform well without being susceptible to harsh chemicals and reagents. This makes them attractive to petrochemical manufacturers who require strong and durable fittings.

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