Sandvik Sanicro 69 Seamless tube and pipe
Subcategory: Nickel Alloy; Metal
Close Analogs: UNS N06690; EN 2.4642
Material Notes: Austenitic nickel-chromium-iron alloy, UNS N06690Sandvik Sanicro 69 is an austenitic nickel-chromium-iron alloy used primarily for steam generators in nuclear power plants (PWR). For this application it is used in the "thermally treated" condition. This treatment results in chromium carbide precipitation at the grain boundaries but no significant chromium depletion. For the steam generator application the material is characterised by: extremely high resistance against stress corrosion cracking in primary side PWR water conditionsimproved pitting corrosion resistance in chloride containing solutions compared with Alloy 600 good corrosion resistance in caustic environmentsFor other applications the material is characterised by: excellent performance in nitric acid solutionsvery good resistance against high temperature oxidationThe material has also: good structure stabilitygood weldabilityInformation provided by Sandvik
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