Alloy Mnzhmc30-1-1

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    • Designation

    Name The value
    Designation GOST Cyrillic МНЖМц30-1-1
    Designation GOST Latin MHZhMts30-1-1
    Transliteration MNGMts30-1-1
    By chemical elements CuNiFeMn30-1-1

    Description

    Alloy Mnzhmc30−1-1 is used: for the manufacture of tapes, strips and cold pipes, used for the manufacture of heat exchangers, condenser tubes, oil coolers, tube plates air conditioning; instrumentation.

    Standards

    Name Code Standards
    Tubes of non-ferrous metals and alloys В64 GOST 10092-2006, TU 48-0814-60-90
    Non-ferrous metals, including rare, and their alloys В51 GOST 28873-90, GOST 492-2006

    Chemical composition

    Standard C S P Mn Si Fe Cu Zn Pb Ni+Co
    GOST 492-2006 ≤0.05 ≤0.01 ≤0.01 0.5-1 ≤0.15 0.5-1 Rest ≤0.5 ≤0.05 29-33
    GOST 10092-2006 ≤0.05 ≤0.01 ≤0.006 0.5-1 ≤0.15 0.5-1 Rest ≤0.5 ≤0.05 29-33
    Cu is the basis.
    According to GOST 10092-2006, a cobalt mass fraction of 0.50% is allowed due to the mass fraction of nickel + cobalt, which is not taken into account in the total amount of impurities. It is allowed to determine the mass fraction of the tin impurity. The sum of impurities is ≤ 0.6%. An impurity should be considered an element that has only the maximum limit of its content.
    According to GOST 492-2006, the total mass fraction of impurities is ≤ 0.60%. In the alloy, the mass fraction of cobalt ≤ 0.50% is allowed due to the mass fraction of Ni + Co, which is not taken into account in the total amount of impurities. The mass fraction of cobalt exceeding 0.50% is taken into account in the total amount of impurities. In the alloy, in agreement with the consumer, it is possible to determine the mass fraction of tin.

    Mechanical properties

    Section, mm σU, MPa d5, % d10
    Cold-deformed pipes for t/o systems (DH=10-50 mm) according to GOST 10092-2006. In the delivery condition
    ≥350 ≥35 ≥30
    ≥450 ≥12 ≥10

    Description mechanical marks

    Name Description
    σU Limit short-term strength
    d5 Elongation after rupture
    d10 Elongation after rupture

    Physical characteristics

    Temperature Е, HPa r, kg/m3 l, W/(m · °C) R, Mr. · m
    20 145 8900 37 420

    A description of the physical symbols

    Name Description
    Е The normal elasticity modulus
    l Coefficient of thermal conductivity
    R UD. the resistivity

    Technological properties

    Name The value
    Weldability The alloy is well welded.
    Corrosion resistance The alloy is corrosion resistant and rationalwiki.