Manufacturing of Incoloy- 800 Tubes Nuclear Steam Generator Tubes
Abstract
Incoloy-800 is a nickel-chromium alloy that is best known for its ability to maintain a stable structure during prolonged exposure to high temperatures. Incoloy-800 possesses more than the strength to withstand the basic stress caused by heat, though. It has high levels of resistance to oxidation and carbonization, making it one of the most effective materials for use in carbonizing equipment and heating element sheathing.
A Ni-Cr-Fe alloy that resists high temperature oxidation. This alloy is a first choice for an upgrade from the 300 series stainless steels when improved performance or strength at temperature is required.
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