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High Temperature Resistance, Creep Resistance, and Corrosion Resistance!

2025-06-19

Latest company case about High Temperature Resistance, Creep Resistance, and Corrosion Resistance!

Chengxin Nickel-Based Alloy Wire: The Core "Guardian" of High-Temperature Equipment


I. High-Temperature Mechanical Properties of Nickel-Based Alloy Wire

 

Nickel-based alloys are primarily composed of nickel (typically more than 50%), with alloying elements such as chromium, molybdenum, niobium, and titanium added to enhance high-temperature strength, oxidation resistance, and corrosion resistance. Chengxin Alloy Materials Co., Ltd. produces nickel-based alloy wires (e.g., Inconel, Hastelloy, Incoloy series), featuring the following key high-temperature mechanical properties:

 

1. High-Temperature Strength and Creep Resistance

 

  • Inconel 718: Exhibits high strength from -253°C to 700°C, with tensile strength exceeding 1200 MPa at 650°C. Suitable for high mechanical stress environments, such as turbine blades in jet engines.
  • Hastelloy C276: Excellent creep and fatigue resistance below 1093°C, and superior corrosion resistance in media such as hydrochloric and sulfuric acids. Commonly used in high-temperature corrosive environments.
  • Incoloy 800H: Maintains good creep strength from 500°C to 800°C, with tensile strength over 500 MPa. Ideal for high-temperature heat exchangers and furnace tubes.

 

2. Oxidation Resistance and Thermal Stability

 

  • Inconel 601: Excellent oxidation resistance at temperatures up to 1100°C, forming a dense protective oxide layer. Suitable for components in heat treatment furnaces.
  • Hastelloy C22: Withstands oxidation below 1200°C and resists chloride-induced stress corrosion. Commonly used in flue gas desulfurization systems.

 

3. Corrosion Resistance and Environmental Adaptability

 

  • Monel Alloys: Outstanding corrosion resistance in hydrofluoric acid and seawater environments. Strength remains stable below 200°C. Used in marine engineering and chemical processing equipment.
  • NiCr Alloys (e.g., NiCr2080): Oxidation-resistant at high temperatures and stable in moderately corrosive environments. Frequently used in heating elements.

 



II. Typical Applications of Nickel-Based Alloy Wire in High-Temperature Equipment

 

Thanks to their versatile properties, Chengxin’s nickel-based alloy wires are widely used in the following fields:

 

1. Energy and Power Industry

 

Applications: Thermal power boiler tubes, nuclear reactor heat exchangers, gas turbine components.

 

Recommended Alloys:

 

Inconel 718: For bolts and fasteners in nuclear reactors, offering resistance to high temperature, pressure, and radiation.

 

Incoloy 800HT: Used in high-temperature steam pipelines, maintaining oxidation resistance and strength below 850°C.

 

2. Chemical and Petrochemical Industry

 

Applications: Reactors, distillation columns, corrosion-resistant pipelines, high-temperature heat exchangers.

 

Recommended Alloys:

 

Hastelloy C276: Excels in hot, acidic environments containing chlorides (e.g., hydrometallurgy).

 

Hastelloy B-2: Resistant to hydrochloric acid, ideal for HCl synthesis furnaces and heat exchangers.

 

3. Aerospace and High-Temperature Manufacturing

 

Applications: Jet engine combustion chambers, turbine blades, high-temperature furnace parts.

 

Recommended Alloys:

 

Inconel X-750: Maintains high tensile strength above 700°C, suitable for components under cyclic stress.

 

Inconel 600: Oxidation-resistant below 1093°C, used in furnace support structures.

 

4. Electronics and Precision Industries

 

Applications: High-temperature resistors, precision instrument heating wires, semiconductor fabrication equipment.

 

Recommended Alloys:

 

NiCr Alloy Wire: High and stable resistivity, usable as heating elements below 1100°C (e.g., muffle furnace heaters).

 

Pure Nickel Wire: Excellent conductivity and oxidation resistance, used in high-temperature electronic connections.

 



III. Nickel-Based Alloy Wire Selection Guide: Key Parameters and Decision Factors


When selecting the appropriate alloy, consider the following criteria using Chengxin products as reference:

 

1. Temperature Range and Mechanical Requirements


Alloy Type

Applicable Temp. Range

Typical Tensile Strength (20°C)

Key Mechanical Features

Inconel 718

-253°C to 700°C

≥1200 MPa

High strength, creep resistance

Hastelloy C276

-196°C to 1093°C

≥750 MPa

Corrosion and high-temp strength balance

Incoloy 800H

500°C to 800°C

≥500 MPa

Oxidation resistance, thermal stability

 

2. Environmental Medium and Corrosivity

 

  • Acidic environments: Prioritize Hastelloy C22 (resistant to strong oxidizing acids) or Hastelloy B-2 (resistant to hydrochloric acid).
  • Oxidizing atmospheres: Inconel 601 and Incoloy 800H form stable oxide layers at high temperatures.
  • Chloride-containing media: Hastelloy C276 resists chloride stress corrosion; avoid using standard stainless steels.

 

3. Fabrication and Weldability

 

Cold working: Monel and Inconel 600 exhibit good ductility, suitable for drawing into fine wires.

 

Welding applications: Inconel 718 requires inert gas shielded welding (TIG) to prevent hot cracking; Hastelloy C276 welding requires interpass temperature control (<120°C).

 

4. Cost and Performance Balance

 

High-strength critical parts: Inconel 718 is more expensive but offers long service life.

 

General high-temp environments: Incoloy 800H is more cost-effective and can substitute for some Inconel applications.

 




IV. Chengxin Nickel-Based Alloy Wire: Product Advantages and Solutions

 

Chengxin Alloy Materials Co., Ltd. provides a full range of nickel-based alloy bars/wires/forgings/plates/strips with customized production options. Product highlights include:

 

Wide supply range: Available in bar, wire, and plate forms to meet diverse structural requirements.

 

Quality assurance: ISO9001 certified, each batch includes mechanical property test reports and metallographic analysis.

 

Technical support: Offers selection advice and guidance on welding and heat treatment processes based on service conditions.

 



V. Conclusion

 

Thanks to their excellent high-temperature mechanical properties and environmental adaptability, nickel-based alloy wires have become the material of choice for core components in high-temperature equipment. Chengxin’s Inconel, Hastelloy, and other series are reliably applied in energy, chemical, and aerospace industries through precise alloy design and process control. When selecting alloys, consider the operating temperature, medium, mechanical requirements, and cost to fully leverage material advantages.

 

For further technical consultation, contact Chengxin Alloy for a customized solution.