Nickel and nickel alloys
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This post was last edited by WANGJIABAO on 2017-7-13 at 15:26. I don’t understand how, according to the relevant standards, nickel and nickel alloys can be classified as non-ferrous metal pressure vessels. Are Inconel 600 and 800 nickel-based alloys? Aren’t they ferrous metals?
Where did you learn that nickel is a ferrous metal? Do you know Jinchuan Non-ferrous Metals Group in Gansu, China? It mainly produces nickel, cobalt, and some precious metals; nickel is indeed a non-ferrous metal. There are only five ferrous metals: iron, chromium, manganese, vanadium, and titanium. The rest are all non-ferrous metals.
Dude, is titanium also a ferrous metal?
This post was last edited by zhangjuhua on 2017-5-16 21:20. I searched on Baidu; ferrous metals are iron/manganese/chromium and their alloys – basically just these three types. I used to think nickel was a ferrous metal as well, and I would immediately mention iron, cobalt, and nickel; it turns out that these three refer to metals with magnetic properties
Ferrous metals include iron/manganese/chromium and their alloys.
Inconel 600 and 800 are nickel-based alloys. . It’s a bit dark, but it’s a non-ferrous metal. .
Ferrous metals include iron/manganese/chromium and their alloys. Magnetic
Inconel is a typical non-ferrous metal, and it is also relatively expensive. . . :lol