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SMO 254 Wire, where the tolerable structure respects are around 50 % higher than those for standard austenitic steels. In light of a great deal of chromium, molybdenum, and nitrogen, our SMO 254 Wire is particularly fitting for high chloride conditions, for example, salty water, seawater, squash plant shading plants, and other high – chloride technique streams.
This induces the likelihood of dealing with dynamically slight dividers in this SMO 254 Wire can additional expenses in material, transport and sponsorship. The social affairs were endeavored under research office conditions to watch the fatigue innovativeness of our SMO 254 Coil Wire, when appeared different pieces of related turning bowing worry of the chamber.
This procedure applies a totally traded bowing load on the fitting relationship of this SMO 254 Electrode while pressurized with water driven oil at the tubing working weight. The test groundwork of our SMO 254 Wire were flexed until either the fitting released, the load broke, or if nothing else 10 million cycles were cleaned, whichever happened first.
The strain level figures to a substituting worry for this Alloy 254 Wire, where Rotary flexure testing systems have been settled. Our Alloy 254 other than reports that purposeful field information for channeling frameworks endorse that if the structure props up past 10 million cycles, it will have unending life.
Specifications | : | ASTM A580 ASME SA580 / ASTM A313 ASME SA313 |
Dimensions | : | ASTM, ASME |
Length | : | MAX 12000 mm |
Diameter | : | 0.1 mm To 400 mm |
Specialize | : | Wire, Filler Wire, Coil Wire, Electrode, Welding Electrode, Welding Wire |
STANDARD | WERKSTOFF NR. | UNS | SIS | BS | GOST | AFNOR | EN |
SMO 254 | 1.4547 | S31254 | 2378 | – | – | Z1 CNDU 20.18.06Az | X1CrNiMoCuN20-18-7 |
Grade | C | Mn | Si | Cu | S | P | Mo | Ni | Cr |
SMO 254 | 0.02 | 1 | 0.08 | 0.5-1.0 | 0.01 | 0.03 | 6.0-6.5 | 17.5-18.5 | 19.5-20.5 |
Density | Melting Point | Tensile Strength | Yield Strength (0.2%Offset) | Elongation |
8 g/cm3 | 1320-1390 ℃ | 650 | 300 | 35 % |