Alloy 200/201 - Print
AVAILABILITY
Seamless Pipe 1/2" - 8"
Flanges 1/2" - 8"
Weld Pipe 8" - 12"
Pressure Fittings 1/2" - 2"
Butt-Weld Fittings 1/2" - 8"
Bar 1" - 6"
SPECIFICATIONS
ASTM B366, B160, B161, B564, B162
ASME SB366, SB160, SB161, SB564, SB162
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION %
MAX 200/201 |
MAX 200/201 |
MAX 200/201 |
MIN 200/201 |
MAX 200/201 |
MAX 200/201 |
0.15/0.02 |
0.25/0.25 |
0.35/0.35 |
99.0/99.0 |
0.01/0.01 |
0.35/0.35 |
DESCRIPTION
Alloy 200 is an unalloyed wrought nickel. It offers excellent corrosion resistance, good mechanical, magnetic and magnetostrictive properties and useful thermal and electrical conductivities.
DESIGN FEATURES
- Excellent resistance to many corrosive media from acid to alkaline.
- Extremely high resistance to caustic alkalis including the molten state.
- Resistance to mineral acids varies according to temperature and concentration and whether or not the solution is aerated. Corrosion resistance is better in non-aerated acids.
- In acid, alkaline and neutral salt solutions, Alloy 200 shows good resistance, however, severe attack occurs in oxidizing salt solutions.
- Resistant to all dry gases at room temperature.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
- Food production, such as the handling of cool brines, fatty acids and fruit juices
- Vessels in which fluorine is generated and reacted with hydrocarbons
- Storing and transportation of phenol - immunity from any form of attack ensures absolute product purity
- Manufacture and handling of sodium hydroxide, particularly at temperatures above 570oF
- Production of viscose rayon and manufacture of soap - general corrosion resistance and virtual immunity to intergranular attack above 600oF
- Production of hydrochloride and chlorination of hydrocarbons such as benzene, methane and ethane
GENERAL MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS
Tensile Strength
(KSI)
58
|
Yield Strength
(KSI)
18 |
KSI can be converted to MPA (Megapascals) by multiplying by 6.895.
J&J stocks Alloy 200 dual certified to Alloy 201 with reduced carbon content (0.02% MAX) for better corrosion resistance at temperatures above 570oF by avoiding graphite precipitation. |