Inconel X750 or 1095 steel that has been spring tempered
Inconel X750 or 1095 steel that has been spring tempered
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Does anybody know of some good research material on the effects of H2S and CO2 on Materials such as Inconel X750 or 1095 steel that has been spring temered,.
A friend is developing a tool that has belly springs on it and is trying to spec out a good material and temper to have it last as long as it can in wells up to 16% H2S and CO2.
A friend is developing a tool that has belly springs on it and is trying to spec out a good material and temper to have it last as long as it can in wells up to 16% H2S and CO2.





RE: Inconel X750 or 1095 steel that has been spring tempered
Not too sure bout teh x750, I remember a thread w/ the S-Ni phase diagram that had a temperature region to avoid cause of solubility.
Ahhh-Ha Found it:
http://cyberbuzz.gatech.edu/asm_tms/phase_diagrams/pd/n...
theres the phase diagram, I think that the eutectic at ~21wt% is what may be of interest. There's not too much that Ive found on x750 either. Unique (at least to me) heat treat thou.
Nick
RE: Inconel X750 or 1095 steel that has been spring tempered
Thread408-54550
Thread338-83564
Also, Special Metals, the producer of Inconel X-750, has technical information available on their website. The following link didn't have much on H2S service, but you may be able to find more by snooping around or by contacting them directly:
http://www.specialmetals.com/documents/Inconel%20alloy%...
RE: Inconel X750 or 1095 steel that has been spring tempered
I agree with others regarding the use of 1095.