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Nitronic 33 fracture mech data
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Just a quick look at that shows for equivalent heat treatment- Nitronic 33 is worse than Nitronic 50.
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Just a quick look at that shows for equivalent heat treatment- Nitronic 33 is worse than Nitronic 50.
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In the annealed condition I would expect them to all be about the same. Only different by the strength levels.
In the cold worked condition I would expect 40 and 50 to be similar to each other, and better than 60 or 30/33.
30/33 are known to form some martensite on cold work and therefore would loose a bit of toughness esp at low temperatures.
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In the cold worked condition I would expect 40 and 50 to be similar to each other, and better than 60 or 30/33.
30/33 are known to form some martensite on cold work and therefore would loose a bit of toughness esp at low temperatures.
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