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High temperature corrosion resistant metals. 1

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langahl

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Aug 8, 2001
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I need to differentiate between;
'Hatelloy C' and 'Hastelloy C'.

Would appreciate all the assistance I can get.

Regards,
langahl
 
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Hastelloy C An International Nickel co. alloy having a nominal composition of nickel (Ni) 59%; iron (Fe) 5%; molybdenum (Mo) 16%; tungsten (W) 4%; chromium (Cr) 16%.

honestly, doing a web search yields very few hits for hatelloy and i'm beginning to wonder if "hatelloy" is a common typo for "hastelloy."
 
I believe the difference is tha "Hatelloy C" is a typographical error, whereas Hastelloy C is not.
 
This message is for 'butelja' and 'jdsewell'.

At first I thought it was a typo, I review project submittals - the client is asking for Hastelloy C and the contractor is providing Hatelloy. In checking on the 'net'
I actually found Hatelloy mentioned (not too much data, thus the question and post) Check and read
Let me know what you think.

Regards,
langahl
 
As the above web page contains a number of other typo's I suggest HatelloyC is also a typo.
 
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