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Nichrome is a ferrous alloy known for its high resistance to oxidation and heat, making it suitable for applications that endure temperatures up to 1100⁰C. It is primarily used in resistance coils, heating elements, and components of boilers and turbines.

alloys

Ferrous alloy

Nichrome

1. Used for making resistance coils, heating elements in stoves & electric irons 2. Used in making parts of boilers, steam lines stills, gas turbines, aero engine valves, retorts, annealing boxes.
1. Good resistance to oxidation & heat 2. High melting point & electrical resistance 3. Withstand heat up to 1000-1100⁰C
Ni=60% Cr=12% Fe=26% Mn=2%

Stainless steel

Non-heat treatable stainless steel
Non--magnetic type

In making household utensils, sinks, dental & surgical instrument

1. Resistance to corrosion. 2. Corrosion resistance is increased by adding molybdenum

Cr=18-26% Ni=8.21% c=0.15% total%Cr&Ni>=23%

Magnetic type

Used in making chemical equipments and automobile parts.

1. Can be forged, rolled & machined 2. Resist corrosion

Heat treatable stainless steel
1. Can be used up to 800⁰C 2. Good resistant towards weather & water 3. In making surgical instruments, scissors, blades,etc.
Magnetic, tough & can be worked in cold condition Possess less strength at high temperature Resistant to corrosion
C=1.2% Cr=>12-16%

steel

alloy steel/special steel

Chromium Copper Manganese Nickel Tungsten Molybdenum
Steel containing specified amounts of alloying elements other than carbon is known as alloy steel

Plain carbon steel

↑ brittleness ↑ carbon content ↓ductility no proper corrosion resistance not deeply hardened.
Ni,Cr,Co,Mn,Mo,V
Hypereutectoid steel
Very High Carbon/Hard Steel

High strength Can be hardened, toughened and tempered easily Possess wear resistance Welded easily

for manufacturing various types of tools such as; hammers, drills, etc;

0.8% to 2.0%

Hypoeutectoid steel
Medium Carbon Steel

Tougher and harder than mild steel Good machinability and less weldability Good strength Can be hardened by heat treatment

machine parts, turbine motors, railway angle, wheels, gears, hydraulic fitting, connecting rods, automobile engine parts

0.2% to 0.5% carbon.

High/Hard Carbon steel

Welded with care Can be tailored to desired hardness

making wheels for railway bogies, cushion spring, dies, screws etc

0.5% to 0.8%

Soft/low Carbon steel

Soft, ductile, weldable, Dark bluish with fibrous structure, Low tensile strength, Shock resistant Not susceptible to heat treatment

making boiler tubes, plates, sheet steel, bolts, nails, wires, screws, gear, wheels etc

0.08% to 0.2% carbon

Alloys

Alloys that are so brittle that forming or shaping by appreciable deformation is not possible

Alloys that are amenable mechanical deformation

Micro structure

presence or absense of iron.
ferrous alloy non-ferrous alloy.
Principal metals

alloys of Cu+Zn = brasses alloys of Cu+Sn = bronzes alloys of Al =duralium

Increases hardness of a metal, Modify the colour of the metal, Good casting of the metal,good Greater strength, Modify the chemical activity, Low melting point,

Harder,less malleable,low melting point. Low electrical conductivity. Resists corrosion and action of acids.

combining two or more metallic elements to give a greater strength