High Quality N08330/1.4886/AMS 5592/ASTM B511 Nickel-Based Alloy Bar for Petrochemical Industry Incoloy 330 Rod

Product Description

Product Description
Introduction INCOLOY alloys are super alloys having nickel as the base metal. INCOLOYS are composed of nickel-chromium-iron as the principal elements. Additives such as molybdenum, copper, and nitrogen are added in order to enhance the corrosion resistance and strength of these alloys. These alloys can function efficiently even at elevated temperatures.
INCOLOY alloy 330 is an alloy comprising of nickel-iron-chromium with silicon as an additive. Using silicon as an additive gives the alloy enhanced oxidation resistance. This alloy exhibits good strength at high temperatures and good resistance to oxidation and reduction environments. The microstructure of the alloy maintains its stability even after being exposed to high temperatures for long durations. The standard forms in which the alloy is available are forging stock, pipe, tube, round bar, flat bar, hexagon and wire.
This datasheet will look into the chemical composition, properties and applications of INCOLOY 330.
Composition The chemical composition of stainless steel grade Incoloy 330 is outlined in the following table.

Nickel	Iron	Chromium	Silicon	Phosphorus	Manganese	Sulfur	Carbon
34.0-37.0	Balance	17.0-20.0	0.75-1.50	0.030max	2.0max	0.030max	0.08max

Grade Specification

Grade	UNS	DIN	EN	AMS	ASTM		JIS
Incoloy 330	N08330		1.4886	AMS 5592	ASTM B511		-

Characteristic
Smooth Weldability:
Incoloy 330 can easily be welded with the help of conventional processes. Using shielded-metal based arc helps crave off the heavy sections.
Hot/Cold Fabrication:
The alloy 330 can easily be hot/cold fabricated with the use of standard stainless steel procedures.
Heavy Machining:
Incoloy 330 requires the use of high power for machining as compared to mild steel & needs to be performed with the help of techniques that reduce the work hardening.
Carburization Resistance:
The nickel & chromium content present in this alloy provides ample carburization & oxidation resistance.
Physical Properties

Density		Melting Range		Specific Heat	Permeability
g/cm3	lb/in3	°F	°C	J/kg.°C	@ 200 oersteds
8.08	0.292	2520-2590	1380-1420	460	1.02

Specifications

Product Form	Standard
Bars and shapes	ASTM B511
Billets and bars	ASTM B512
Seamless pipes and tubes	ASTM B535, B829
Weld pipes and tubes	ASTM B546, B710, B739
Plates, sheets and strips	ASTM B536
Welded fittings	ASTM B366
Forging	SAE AMS 5716

Possible Alternative Grades:
Incoloy 25-6MO: This super-austenitic alloy houses 6 percent molybdenum & offers amazing resistance to corrosion that occurs in acidic or neutral environments.
Incoloy 800H: Incoloy 800H consists of carbon content that ranges between 0.05 and 0.10 percent of the overall composition. It ensures better creep resistance & stress-rupture resistance.
Incoloy 800: Popular for its use in condensation condition when kept in the ammonia-based acid mediums, the Incoloy 800 is used in water heaters, nuclear generators, or gas coolers.
Incoloy 825: Incoloy 825 is highly resistant to stress-corrosion that comes from oxidation. It also provides resistance to deterioration from phosphoric acid or sulfuric acid.
Applications Industrial heating furnaces Petrochemical furnace parts
Perlite systems and equipment
Boiler fixtures
Gas turbine components
Heat-treat furnace containers
High temperature fans
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