Product Details:
Size/Diameter | 3 inches |
Usage/Application | Structure Pipe |
Size | 3/4 inch |
Material | SS |
Country of Origin | Made in India |
Cupro-nickel tube fittings made from CuNi 90/10 (C70600) and CuNi 70/30 (C71500) are used in a variety of applications where resistance to corrosion, particularly in seawater and other harsh environments, is crucial. Here's a general overview of these materials and the types and specifications of fittings you might encounter:
Materials OverviewCuNi 90/10 (C70600):Composition: 90% copper, 10% nickel.Properties: Good resistance to seawater corrosion, moderate strength, and good machinability. It’s often used in marine environments and for heat exchangers.CuNi 70/30 (C71500):Composition: 70% copper, 30% nickel.Properties: Higher nickel content provides better strength and corrosion resistance compared to CuNi 90/10. It's used in more demanding applications like high-pressure systems and complex marine environments.Types of Tube FittingsCompression Fittings:
Types: Straight, elbow, tee, and cross.Features: Typically consist of a compression nut, a compression ring (or ferrule), and a body. These fittings are designed to create a tight seal and are ideal for applications involving vibrations or temperature fluctuations.Flare Fittings:
Types: Male and female flare, flare-to-tube.Features: These fittings use a conical seat to make a metal-to-metal seal, offering excellent resistance to high pressures and vibrations.Push-to-Connect Fittings:
Types: Straight, elbow, and tee.Features: Designed for quick and easy connections, these fittings rely on a collet and O-ring to secure the tube in place.Union Fittings:
Types: Straight, elbow, and tee unions.Features: Allow for easy disassembly of tubing without the need to remove the fitting from the connected pipes. They are useful for maintenance and repairs.Adapters:
Types: Male to female, reducing, and transition.Features: Used to connect different sizes or types of fittings or to adapt between different standards.SpecificationsDimensions:
OD (Outer Diameter): Standard tube diameters, commonly in inches or millimeters.Wall Thickness: Affects the strength and pressure rating of the fittings.Pressure Ratings:
Varies: Based on fitting type, size, and material. Always check the manufacturer’s specifications for maximum working pressures.Temperature Range:
Service Temperature: Typically up to around 400°F (204°C) for CuNi 90/10 and slightly higher for CuNi 70/30.Standards:
Common Standards: ASTM B171 (CuNi 90/10), ASTM B122 (CuNi 70/30), and various ISO standards. Always confirm with specific industry or application standards.Corrosion Resistance:
Seawater: Both alloys offer excellent resistance, with CuNi 70/30 providing superior performance in highly corrosive environments.ApplicationsMarine: Shipbuilding, offshore platforms, and desalination plants.Chemical Processing: Heat exchangers, coolers, and chemical handling systems.Industrial: Hydraulic systems, high-pressure applications, and general fluid handling.When selecting fittings, ensure they are compatible with your tubing and application requirements. Consult manufacturer data sheets and industry standards to ensure the fittings meet the necessary specifications for your application.