alloy with low coefficient of thermal expansion
alloy with low coefficient of thermal expansion
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Did anybody heard something about alloy inconel 3501. A special Fe-Ni-Co alloy with low coefficient of thermal expansion?
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RE: alloy with low coefficient of thermal expansion
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RE: alloy with low coefficient of thermal expansion
With all of these alloys they only have the desired CTE over a limited temp range. So be careful.
Invar (Fe 36% Ni) have the lowest practical CTE, but it is not corrosion resistant and it does not handle high temp.
We make cryo pipe in it a lot.
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