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Sandvik Zr 702 Zirconium
Categories: Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Zirconium Alloy

Material Notes: In environments where even the best stainless steels are not sufficiently corrosion resistant, titanium, zirconium and tantalum can be used in many applications. Of these titanium is normally the least expensive and tantalum the most corrosion resistant material. Zirconium is in many cases the ideal choice from both technical and economical point of view (the price/life time relation).

Zirconium 702 is characterized by:

  • High heat transfer efficiency
  • Very low thermal expansion
  • Immunity to SCC
  • High resistance to localized (pitting and crevice) forms of corrosion
  • Very good corrosion resistance in most organic acids
  • Exceptional corrosion resistance in mineral acids
  • Good corrosion resistance in strong alkalis
  • Information provided by Sandvik

    ASTM B523

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    Physical PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
    Density 6.50 g/cc0.235 lb/in³
     
    Mechanical PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
    Tensile Strength, Ultimate >= 380 MPa>= 55100 psi
     150 MPa
    @Temperature 350 °C
    21800 psi
    @Temperature 662 °F
     390 MPa
    @Temperature 50.0 °C
    56600 psi
    @Temperature 122 °F
    Tensile Strength, Yield  75.0 MPa
    @Temperature 350 °C
    10900 psi
    @Temperature 662 °F
     250 MPa
    @Temperature 50.0 °C
    36300 psi
    @Temperature 122 °F
     >= 205 MPa
    @Strain 0.2 %
    >= 29700 psi
    @Strain 0.2 %
    Elongation at Break 16 %16 %2% offset
    Modulus of Elasticity 99.3 GPa14400 ksi
     
    Thermal PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
    CTE, linear 5.40 µm/m-°C
    @Temperature 100 °C
    3.00 µin/in-°F
    @Temperature 212 °F
    Thermal Conductivity 22.0 W/m-K153 BTU-in/hr-ft²-°F
    Melting Point 1852 °C3366 °F
     
    Component Elements PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
    Carbon, C <= 0.050 %<= 0.050 %
    Fe + Cr <= 0.20 %<= 0.20 %
    Hafnium, Hf <= 4.5 %<= 4.5 %
    Hydrogen, H <= 0.0040 %<= 0.0040 %
    Nitrogen, N <= 0.020 %<= 0.020 %
    Oxygen, O 0.125 %0.125 %
    Zirconium, Zr 94.7 - 99.2 %94.7 - 99.2 %

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