Designation
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Name: Iron-Manganese Cupronickel CuNi10Fe1Mn
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International Designation: CW354H (European Standard), C70600 (US), DIN 2.0872
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Standards: DIN 17664, EN 12163, ISO 1634.
Key Features
1. Corrosion Resistance: Excellent in seawater, salt spray, and weak acids.
2. High Strength & Toughness: Enhanced by Fe and Mn, suitable for cold/hot forming.
3. Anti-Biofouling: Smooth surface reduces marine organism adhesion.
4. Conductivity: Moderate electrical/thermal conductivity for industrial use.
5. Weldability: Compatible with TIG, laser welding, and brazing.
Common Forms & Dimensions
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Form |
Dimensions |
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Round Bar |
Diameter: Φ5.0mm–300mm |
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Plate |
Thickness: 0.5–100mm |
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Tube |
Seamless tubes per EN 12449 (Wall ≤15mm) |
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Wire |
Diameter: 0.5mm–6.0mm |
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Forged Parts |
Custom shapes (e.g., flanges, valve parts) |
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Note: Confirm feasibility for non-standard sizes. |
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Chemical Composition (wt%)
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Element |
Cu |
Ni |
Fe |
Mn |
Pb |
Impurities |
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Range |
84–88 |
9–11 |
0.8–1.2 |
0.5–1.0 |
≤0.05 |
≤0.3 |
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Data based on DIN 17664. |
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Physical Properties
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Property |
Value/Description |
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Density |
8.8 g/cm³ |
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Thermal Conductivity |
40 W/m·K (at 20°C) |
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Electrical Resistivity |
0.25 μΩ·m (at 20°C) |
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Conductivity |
~30% IACS |
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Magnetism |
Slightly magnetic (Fe influence) |
Mechanical Properties
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Property |
Range/Typical Value |
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Tensile Strength (Rm) |
400–550 MPa (varies by temper) |
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Yield Strength (Rp0.2) |
180–320 MPa |
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Elongation (A) |
25–40% |
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Brinell Hardness (HB) |
100–160 |
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Note: Hard temper (H) offers higher tensile strength. |
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Core Advantages
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Marine Adaptability: Superior seawater corrosion resistance.
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Balanced Performance: Combines strength, ductility, and processability.
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Eco-Friendly: ROHS-compliant, lead-free options available.
Applications
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Marine Engineering: Seawater pumps, ship condensers, submarine cable sheaths.
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Chemical Industry: Acid-resistant pipelines, heat exchanger plates.
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Power Systems: Medium-voltage terminals, grounding components.
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Automotive: Corrosion-resistant bolts, radiator brackets.
Processing Guidelines
1. Cold Working: Limit deformation to ≤20% per pass; anneal at 600–700°C.
2. Welding: Use TIG welding with inert gas shielding.
3. Machining: High-speed steel tools with coolant.
4. Surface Treatment: Tin or nickel plating for corrosion resistance.
Key Application Scenarios
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Desalination Plants: Chloride-resistant heat transfer tubes.
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Shipbuilding: Salt spray-resistant valve components.
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Power Transmission: Medium-voltage electrical connectors.
FAQs
Q1: How does CuNi10Fe1Mn differ from B10 cupronickel?
A: B10 lacks Fe/Mn, offering lower strength and corrosion resistance.
Q2: Suitable for sulfur-rich environments?
A: Not recommended for long-term exposure to high-sulfur media.
Q3: How to avoid oxidation during processing?
A: Use inert gas shielding in welding and anti-oxidant coolants in machining.
Standards Reference
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DIN 17664: Cupronickel chemical and mechanical standards.
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EN 12163: Rod processing specifications.
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ISO 1634: Corrosion resistance testing methods.
DIN Grades
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CuNi12Zn24 Copper
Copper
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CuNi18Zn20 Copper
Copper
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CuNi18Zn27 Copper
Copper

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