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Copper-Nickel Alloys - Marine Supreme: Applications Information
Copper Applications in Metallurgy of Copper & Copper Alloys
June 2000
There are many useful articles covering the advantages of the copper-nickel alloys for use in many applications and the best way in which they can be used. This table summarizes the information freely available on the Copper Pages sponsored by international copper industry and supplied by CDA Inc (USA) and CDA (UK).
| Topic | Notes | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Biofouling Resistance | Unique property of copper and copper alloys. | Powell CDA(UK) p. 118 |
| Boat Hulls | Copper-nickel gives reduced corrosion, biofouling, fuel consumption and maintenance costs. Can be solid, clad or sheathed. | Peters CDA (UK) TN 36 |
| Brake and other Hydraulic Tubing | Corrosion resistant, ductile and economic | CDA (UK) IS 49 |
| Brazing | Avery | |
| Cladding | Peters CDA (UK) TN36 | |
| Coinage | Copper-nickel used in most countries but with non-standard compositions. | CDA (UK) TN 30 |
| Compositions | Standards vary. European American |
Powell CDA UK 120 CDA UK 130 Standard Designations |
| Condensers | Cost-effective material for many applications. | Kirk and Tuthill |
| Corrosion Resistance | Powell Kirk and Tuthill | |
| Costs | Peters CDA (UK) TN 38 | |
| Desalination | Todd | |
| Dissimilar Metals | Powell | |
| Evaporator Shells | Todd | |
| Fabrication | Avery | |
| Fish Cages | CDA (UK) TN 30 | |
| Flash Chambers | Todd | |
| Heat exchangers | Todd | |
| Impurities | Important effects on weldability and hot fabrication. | Powell |
| Intake systems | Non-fouling reliability. | Kirk and Tutill |
| Joining | Avery | |
| Mechanical Properties | Typical rather than standard | Powell CDA UK TN 31 |
| Offshore Structures | Economic cladding of legs for resistance to biofouling and corrosion. Seawater systems. |
Peters CDA (UK) TN 37 |
| Physical Properties | Powell CDA UK TN 31 | |
| Piping | Todd CDA (UK) TN38 | |
| Pump casings and impellers | Suitability of copper-nickel and other compatible materials | Todd |
| Resistance Welding | Avery | |
| Screens | Water intake non-fouling reliability. | Kirk and Tuthill |
| Sheathing | Peters CDA (UK) TN 36 | |
| Ships' Hulls | Copper nickel gives reduced corrosion, biofouling, fuel consumption and maintenance costs. Can be solid, clad or sheathed. | Peters CDA (UK) TN 36 |
| Standards | European American |
CDA UK 120 CDA UK 130 Standard Designations |
| Strainers | Intake Systems | Kirk and Tuthill |
| Sulfides | Polluted water can aggravate corrosion | Powell |
| Tubing | Kirk and Tuthill Todd | |
| Tube Sheets | Kirk and Tuthill Todd | |
| Tube Plates | Kirk and Tuthill Todd | |
| Valves | Materials for bodies, seats and stems | Todd |
| Velocity effects | Well-established maxima based on experience. | Powell Todd |
| Water Boxes | Todd Kirk | |
| Welding | Avery |
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