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Cupro Nickel Price Per Kg
| Copper Nickel Price | Origin | Price in INR (per kg) |
Price in USD (per kg) |
Price in Euro (per kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copper Nickel Price in India | Indian | Rs 560/- | $7.95 | €6.94 |
| Cuni Material Price in Japan | Japanese | Rs 650/- | $9 | €8 |
| Cupro Nickel Price in UK / Europe | European | Rs 850/- | $12 | €10 |
| Copper Nickel Price in USA | USA | Rs 1000/- | $14 | €12 |
Copper Nickel Specification
| Copper Nickel Product | Specification |
|---|---|
| Copper Nickel Bar | ASTM B122, B151, MILITARY MIL-C-15726, SAE J461, J463 |
| Copper Nickel Bolts | ASTM F468 |
| Copper Nickel Electrode, Welding | AWS A5.6, MILITARY MIL-E-22200/4 |
| Copper Nickel Nuts | ASTM F467 |
| Copper Nickel Pipe, Seamless | ASME SB466, ASTM B466 |
| Copper Nickel Pipe, Welded | ASTM B608, B467 |
| Copper Nickel Plate | ASTM B122, MILITARY MIL-C-15726, SAE J461, J463 |
| Copper Nickel Plate, Clad | ASTM B432 |
| Copper Nickel Plate, Condenser Tube | ASME SB171, ASTM B171, SAE J463, J461 |
| Copper Nickel Rod | ASTM B151, MILITARY MIL-C-15726 |
| Copper Nickel Screws | ASTM F468 |
| Copper Nickel Sheet | ASTM B122, MILITARY MIL-C-15726, SAE J463, J461 |
| Copper Nickel Strip | ASTM B122, MILITARY MIL-C-15726, SAE J461, J463 |
| Copper Nickel Studs | ASTM F468 |
| Copper Nickel Tube, Condenser | ASME SB111, ASTM B552, B111, MILITARY MIL-T-15005, SAE J463, J461 |
| Copper Nickel Tube, Finned | ASME SB359, ASTM B359, MILITARY MIL-T-22214 |
| Copper Nickel Tube, Seamless | ASME SB466, ASTM B466, MILITARY MIL-T-16420 |
| Copper Nickel Tube, U-Bend | ASME SB395, ASTM B395 |
| Copper Nickel Tube, Welded | ASME SB543, ASTM B543 |
| Copper Nickel Wire | MILITARY MIL-C-15726 |
Copper Nickel Alloy Properties
Specified Minimum Properties
ASTM B111 Copper & copper alloy
| Temper | Code | 0.5% Proof Stress | Tensile Strength | Elongation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MPa | MPa | % | ||
| Annealed | O61 | 105 |
275 |
(40) |
| Cold Drawn | H55 | 240 |
310 |
(10) |
Copper Nickel Physical Properties
| Property | Metric Units |
Imperial Units |
|---|---|---|
Melting Point (Liquidus) |
11,500°C |
21,000°F |
Melting Point (Solidus) |
11,000°C |
20,100°F |
Density |
8.94 gm/cm³ @ 20°C |
0.323 lb/in³ @ 68°F |
Specific Gravity |
8.94 |
8.94 |
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion |
17.1 x 10 -6 / °C (20-300°C) |
9.5 x 10 -5 / °F (68-392°F) |
Themal Conductivity |
40 W/m. °K @ 20°C |
23 BTU/ft³/ft/hr/°F @ 68°F |
Thermal Capacity (Specific Heat) |
380 J/kg. °K @ 20°C |
0.09 BTU/lb/°F @ 68°F |
Electrical Conductivity (Annealed) |
5.26 microhm?¹.cm?¹ @ 20°C |
9.1% IACS |
Electrical Resistivity (Annealed) |
0.190 microhm.cm @ 20°C |
130 ohms (circ mil/ft) @ 68°F |
Modulus of Elasticity (tension) |
140 GPa @ 20°C |
20 x 10 6 psi @ 68°F |
Modulus of Rigidity (torsion) |
52 GPa @ 20°C |
7.5 x 10 6 psi @ 68°F |
| Environmental Properties | |
|---|---|
| Resistance Factors | |
| 1=Poor 5=Excellent | |
| Flammability | 5 |
| Fresh Water | 5 |
| Organic Solvents | 5 |
| Oxidation at 500C | 3 |
| Sea Water | 5 |
| Strong Acid | 2 |
| Strong Alkalis | 5 |
| UV | 5 |
| Wear | 5 |
| Weak Acid | 4 |
| Weak Alkalis | 5 |
Cupronickel Uses
Cupronickel for Offshore & marine- Salt water pipes and fittings, hot water tanks, salt water baffles, propeller sleeves, valve and pump components, flanges, boat hulls, marine fittings and marine hardware
Copper nickel uses in Chemical processing- Heat exchanger and cooling plant, evaporator tubes, pump and valve trim
Other uses of Cupro nickel - Power steering tube, brake lines, condenser plates, pressure vessels and distiller tubes
Copper Nickel seawater corrosion
Crevices can normally be tolerated in designs using these materials. They may foul but rarely pit. |
Titanium Hastelloy C Inconel 625 |
Titanium will pit at temperatures above 120°C. Inconel 625 after 2-3 years shows signs of incipient pitting in some tests in quiet seawater |
| 90/10 copper-nickel(1.5 Fe)Admiralty Brass | Shallow to no pitting90/10 copper-nickel is standard seawater piping alloy. | |
| 70/30 copper-nickelCopperTin and aluminium bronzesAustenitic nickel cast iron | Good resistance to pittingUseful in piping applications | |
Crevices cannot be tolerated in designs (But usable in above the waterline marine applications) |
Nickel | Many deep pits develop.Cathodic protection from less noble alloys required |
| Grade 304 Stainless Steel | Many deep pits develop.Cathodic protection from steel may not be fully effective | |
| Precipitation Hardening Grades of Stainless Steel | Many deep pits develop.Cathodic protection with zinc or aluminium may induce cracking from hydrogen | |
Severe crevice corrosion limits usefulness |
Grade 303 Stainless Steel | Severe pitting.Cathodic protection may not be effective. |
| Series 400 (ferritic or martensitic) Stainless Steel | Severe pitting.Cathodic protection with zinc or aluminium may induce cracking from hydrogen. | |
Useful although cathodic protection required on critical surfaces |
Monel 400 (nickel-copper alloy) | Pits tend to be self-limiting in depth at about 1-6 mm.No protection required for heavy sections.Cathodic protection from steel or copper base alloys will prevent pitting on O Ring, valve seats, and similar critical surfaces. |
| CN7M (Alloy 20)Incoloy 825 | Occasional deep pits will develop.Protection not normally required for all alloy 20 pumps.Cathodic protection from less noble alloys may be necessary for O Ring and similar critical surfaces. | |
| Grade 316 Stainless Steel | Cathodic protection from zinc, aluminium, or steel is required except when part is frequently removed from seawater and thoroughly cleaned |
Comparison of Copper Nickel alloy corrosion resistance
CuNi10Fe and CuNi30Fe seawater corrosion (in Heat Exchanger Service)
Environmental Conditions |
Type of Corrosion |
Service Experience |
|
|---|---|---|---|
CuNi10Fe |
CuNi30Fe |
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Waterside Conditions |
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Clean Seawater at velocities up to 1m/sec |
Uniform, General | 0.0025-0.025 mm/yr | 0.0025-0.025 mm/yr |
Clean Seawater at velocities up to 3.5 m/sec* |
Impingement Attack | Satisfactory | Satisfactory |
Polluted Seawater |
Accelerated General & Pitting | Less Resistant | Preferred but not immune |
Entrained Sand in Seawater |
Accelerated General & Erosion | Unsuitable, except in mild conditions | Use CuNi30Fe2Mn2 |
Accumulated Deposits on Surface |
Local Attack | Generally Good | Tendancy to Pit |
Hot Spots due to Local Overheating |
Local Attack by Denickelification | Good | Good but some failures in extreme conditions |
Corrosion Plus Stress |
Stress Corrosion | Very Resistant | Very Resistant |
Vapour Side Conditions |
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Feedwater Heaters working under cyclic conditions |
Exfoliation Attack | Resistant | Susceptible |
Non-condensable gases † |
Local Attack & General Thinning | Highly Resistant | Most Resistant |
Hydrogen Sulphide in Desalination Plant |
General Attack | Less Resistant | Resistant ‡ |
* Local velocities caused by obstructions can be very high.
† lf concentration of CO2 is extremely high, stainless steel may be better cholce.
‡ Attack will increase in concentration or temperature.
Comparison of the mechanical & physical properties of copper, important copper and unalloyed steel
| Material group | Expansion coefficient [10-6 / K] | electrical conductivity [m / (ohm * m ^ 2] | Thermal conductivity at 20 ° C [W / m * K] | 0.2% strain limit Rp0.2 approximately [N / mm ^ 2] | Tensile strength Rm min. [N / mm ^ 2] | Break elongation A min. [%] |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cu | 17 | 60 | 395 | 40-80 | 200 - 250 | Max. 60 |
| CuZn | 18 - 20.3 | 15.0 - 33.3 | 117 - 243 | 60 - 420 | 240 - 460 | 4 - 20 |
| CuNiZn | 16.5 - 17 | 3.5 - 4.0 | 27 - 33 | 270 - 580 | 380-650 | 0 - 9 |
| CuSn | 18.4 - 18.5 | 7.5 - 10 | 67-85 | 220 - 550 | 330 - 620 | 0 - 5 |
| CuNi | 14.5 - 17.6 | 2.04 - 6.4 | 21 - 48 | 90 - 500 | 280 - 560 | 0 - 14 |
| CuAl | 17.0 - 18 | 5 - 10 | 40 - 83 | 110 - 680 | 350 - 830 | 0 - 25 |
| Steel, unalloyed | 12 | 5.5 - 7 | 48 - 58 | 175-355 | 290 - 630 | 18-26 |
Nickel Copper Fouling Resistance in Quiet Sea Water compare to Various Alloys
| Arbitrary Rating Scale of Fouling Resistance | Materials | |
|---|---|---|
| 90-100 | Best |
Copper |
| 90/10 Copper Nickel Alloy | ||
| 70-90 | Good |
Brass & Bronze |
| 50 | Fair |
70/30 Copper Nickel Alloy |
| Aluminium Bronzes | ||
| Zinc | ||
| 10 | Very Slight |
Monel 400 (Nickel Copper Alloy) |
| 0 | Least |
Carbon and Low Alloy Steels |
| Stainless Steels | ||
| Nickel Chromium Molybdenum Alloys | ||
| Titanium | ||
Equivalent of copper nickel grades
| Alloy Name | BS | UNS | BS EN | Others |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copper Nickel 90/10 | CN102 | C70600; C70610 | CW352H | 2.0872 |
| Copper Nickel 70/30 / NES 780 | CN107 | C71500; C71520 | CW354H | NES780 |
| DEF STAN 02-835 | C72420 | DGS357 | ||
| NIBRON SPECIAL® | DTD900/4805 | C72400 | 2.1504 | |
| DTD498 / BSB25 | DTD498 | C64700 | CW111C | BSB25 |
| COLSIBRO® | DTD498 | C64700; C18000 | CW111C | 2.0855 |
| TROJAN | C70250; C70252 | CW112C | 2.0857 | |
| Beryllium Copper (BECOL-25) | CB101 | C17200 | CW101C | ASTM B196; CDA 17200 |
| CHROMZIRC-3 | CC101 | C18200 | CW105C | BS 4577 A/2/1 |
| CHROMZIRC-328 | CC102 | C18150 | CW106C | BS4577 A/2/2; ISO5182 |
| COLDUR-A® | CS101 | C65500; C65600 | CW116C | ASTM B98; ASTM B249 |
| COLDUR-B | C65100 | CW115C | ASTM B98 |
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