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Cold Rolled Nicr Alloy 0.2*25 MM Nickel 80% Chromium 20% ISO Approval

Categories Nicr Alloy
Brand Name: TANKII
Model Number: Ni80Cr20
Certification: ISO9001: 2008
Place of Origin: Shanghai, China
MOQ: 20kg
Price: Negotiated
Payment Terms: L/C, T/T, Western Union, Paypal
Supply Ability: 200+TON+MONTH
Delivery Time: 7-12 DAYS
Packaging Details: Spool, carton, plywod case with plastic film as clients required
Material: Nichrome
Density: 8.4g/cm3
Melting Point: 1400
Treatment: Cold rolled
Surface: Bright or Oxidised
Free Sample: Available
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Cold Rolled Nicr Alloy 0.2*25 MM Nickel 80% Chromium 20% ISO Approval

0.2*25 MM Nickel 80% Chromium 20% Nicr Electric Heating Strip/ Foil/ Sheet Coil


The "80/20" nickel-chromium alloy in wire or strip form is used extensively as the heating element in resistance heating applications. An accepted means for evaluating the performance of a heating element is by ASTM life test B76-65. In this test, a constant temperature of 2175°F on a 0.0253 inch diameter wire, maintained by resistance heating, is applied at "2 minute on - 2 minute off" intervals until failure by burnout occurs. This life test may be significantly accelerated by raising the wire being tested to a temperature of 2200°F, while keeping all other test conditions the same. In addition, carrying out the test as a constant temperature test, by changing the power supplied to the sample during the test, is a more severe test than a constant voltage test or constant current test which have been used in the past. In a constant voltage test, the input voltage is maintained constant throughout the test. Because of high temperature oxidation, the effective diameter of the wire decreases, causing an increase in resistance. This in turn cause a decrease in electrical current flowing through the wire, because of the constant voltage. The net result is a decrease in power supplied to the wire, and a significant decrease in test temperature. Therefore, the test temperature toward the end of a constant voltage life test could be 100°F lower than the initial temperature. On this basis, the constant temperature test is much more severe than the constant voltage test and results from these tests should not be directly compared without an understanding of the boundary condition of these two tests. The average life to failure at 2200°F of a commercial 80/20 nickel-chromium alloy produced is 197 hours.

The beneficial effect of zirconium upon operating life of the 80/20 nickel-chromium alloy heating elements is known. The addition of calcium and zirconium to such an alloy increases its operating life. The addition of aluminum with calcium and zirconium to nickel-chromium-iron alloys also does the same. Subsequently the addition of calcium, aluminum and rare earths to improve life of nickel-chromium-iron alloys over lives obtainable for such alloys containing calcium, aluminum and zirconium. Zirconium has also been added to nickel-chromium-iron alloys of the superalloy type, high temperature resistant and corrosion resistant


Diámetro (mm)Ω /mÁrea de sección por ohmios(cm2/Ω ) a las 20Ω.Peso por metro(g/m).Área de superficie por metro (cm2/m).Área de sección (mm2)
10.000.018517000558314El 78,5
9.500.02051460050329870.9
9.000.02281240045228363.6
8.500.02561050040326756.7
8.000.0288871035725150.3
7.500.0328718031423644.2
7.000.0377584027322038.5
6.500.0437467023620433.2
6.000.0513368020118828.3
5.50.0.061283016917323.8
5.000.0738213013915719.6
4.800.0801188012815118.1
4.500.0912155011314115.9
4.200,105126098.413213.9
4.000,1151090El 89,212612.6
3.800.12893480.511911.3
3.500,15173068.31109.62
3.200,18055857.11018.04
3.000.20545950.294.27.07
2.80
2.500,29526634.9El 78,54.91
2.200.3811812769.13.80
2.000.46213622.362.83.14
1.900.51111720.159.72.84
1.800.57099.218.156.52.54
1.700.63983.616.153.42.27
1.600.721El 69,714.350.32.01
1.500,82157.412.547.11.77
1.400.94246.710.944.01.54
1.301.0937.49.4240.81.33
1.201.2829.48.0337.71.13
1.101.5322.66.7534.60.95
1.001.85175.5831.40,785
0.952.0514.65.0329.80,709"
0.902.2812.44.5228.30.636
0.852.5610.54.0326.70,567
0.802.888,713.5725.10.503
0.753.287.183.1423.60,442
0.703.775.842.7322.00.385
0.654.374.672.3620.40.332
0.605.133.682.0118.80.283
0.556.1.2,831.6917.30.238
0.507.382.131.3915.70.196
0.488.011.881.2815.1.0.181
0.459.121.551.1314.1.0.159
0,4210.51.260.98413.20.139
0.4011.51.090.89212.60.126
0.3812.80.9340.80511.90.113
0.3515.1.0.730.68311.00.0962
0.32180.5580.57110.1.0.0804
0.3020.50.4590.5029.420.0707
0.2823.50,3740,4378.80.0616
0.2627.30.2990.3778.170.0531
0.2529.50,2660.3497.850.0491
0.2432.10,2350.3217.540.0452
0.2334.90.2070,2957.230.0415
0.2238.10.1810.276,910,038
0.21El 41,90.1580,2466.60.0346
0.2046.20,1360.2236.280.0314
0.1951.10.1170.2015.970.0284
0.18570.09920.1815.650.0254
0.17El 63,90.08360.1615.340.0227
0.1672,10.06970,1435.030.0201
0.1582.10.05740,1254,710.0177
0.1494.20.04670.1094.400.0154
0.131090.03740.09424.080.0133
0.121280.02940.08033.770.0113
0.111530.02260.06753.460.0095
0.101850,0170.05583.140.00785
0.092280.01240.04522,830.0636
0.082880.008710.03572.510.00503
0.073770.005840.02732.200.00385
0.065130.003680.02011.880.00283
0.057380.002130.01391.570.001

However, the addition of zirconium to nickel-chromium alloys for the purpose of extending life of heating elements of these alloys has several attendant disadvantages, including a detrimental effect upon workability of the alloys at addition levels approaching 0.2 weight percent, loss of zirconium during charging into the alloy melt, and variations of such charge losses from melt to melt. All of these factors have led to difficulty and expense in producing heating element alloys of predictably long operating lives by the addition of zirconium.


It is felt that significant increases in the operating life of an 80/20 nickel-chromium alloy without attendant processing difficulties would enable longer life of heating elements incorporating these alloys, or alternatively enable smaller size heating elememts without a corresponding reduction in operating life, and that accordingly such increases in operating life would be an advancement in the art.


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