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Inconel 625 Low temp service 2
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Have a look at B
Sorry this is rather fractured.
I have always found great difficulty getting negative temperature properties for metals unless they have been specifically designed for that purpose i.e. 17.4 ph 1150MM.
In the years I have been in Cryogenics we have always had to approach the manufacturer for more information.
The physical property testing at these temperatures is obviously a lot harder to under take a great deal more expensive for what must be seen as a minority of users.
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I have always found great difficulty getting negative temperature properties for metals unless they have been specifically designed for that purpose i.e. 17.4 ph 1150MM.
In the years I have been in Cryogenics we have always had to approach the manufacturer for more information.
The physical property testing at these temperatures is obviously a lot harder to under take a great deal more expensive for what must be seen as a minority of users.
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Cryogenic material properties are available online at NIST:
And for fluid properties:
The best set of data I've found is "Cryogenic Materials Data Handbook" Fred R Schwartzberg et al I believe you can get a copy online here:
Note that none of these resources actually has Inconel 625, though they have other types of Inconel.
And for fluid properties:
The best set of data I've found is "Cryogenic Materials Data Handbook" Fred R Schwartzberg et al I believe you can get a copy online here:
Note that none of these resources actually has Inconel 625, though they have other types of Inconel.
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