Properties and applications of Ni-resist and ductile Ni-resist alloys
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Publication
1998 - Nickel Development Institute, Toronto, Ont, Ontario
Language
English
Word Count
9,500 words, Guess
Page Count
38 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101523131799
- ISBN-139781523131792
- OCLC Control Number1257289940
- Open LibraryOL43491774M
Classifications
- DDC669/.1413
- LCCInternet Access AER
Description
There are two families of Ni-Resist austenitic cast irons. These are the standard or flake graphite alloys and the ductile or spheroidal graphite alloys. As time passes, the spheroidal grades, because of higher strength, ductility and elevated temperature properties, are becoming more prominent. However, the flake materials with lower cost, fewer foundry problems and better machinability and thermal conductivity are still produced by many foundries. General characteristics of both groups are described in this publication.
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