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    This document provides information on the cobalt alloy UMCo50, including its composition, main features, shock and wear resistance, weldability, available forms, and technical data. Key points: - UMCo50 is a heat-resistant cobalt alloy with excellent thermal shock and wear resistance, high melting point, and strength against sulfur and vanadium attacks. - It shows far greater thermal shock resistance than 25Cr-20Ni stainless steel and can withstand repeated heating/cooling cycles without cracking. - UMCo50 also has very high wear resistance and saw little deterioration after 50 months of use, unlike cast iron that corroded after just 3.5 months. - It can be welded and formed into various

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    This document provides information on the cobalt alloy UMCo50, including its composition, main features, shock and wear resistance, weldability, available forms, and technical data. Key points: - UMCo50 is a heat-resistant cobalt alloy with excellent thermal shock and wear resistance, high melting point, and strength against sulfur and vanadium attacks. - It shows far greater thermal shock resistance than 25Cr-20Ni stainless steel and can withstand repeated heating/cooling cycles without cracking. - UMCo50 also has very high wear resistance and saw little deterioration after 50 months of use, unlike cast iron that corroded after just 3.5 months. - It can be welded and formed into various

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    This document provides information on the cobalt alloy UMCo50, including its composition, main features, shock and wear resistance, weldability, available forms, and technical data. Key points: - UMCo50 is a heat-resistant cobalt alloy with excellent thermal shock and wear resistance, high melting point, and strength against sulfur and vanadium attacks. - It shows far greater thermal shock resistance than 25Cr-20Ni stainless steel and can withstand repeated heating/cooling cycles without cracking. - UMCo50 also has very high wear resistance and saw little deterioration after 50 months of use, unlike cast iron that corroded after just 3.5 months. - It can be welded and formed into various

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    UMCo50

    Co-28Cr-21Fe-1Co-1Si-0.9Mn (mass%)
    Cobalt alloy that has excellent thermal shock resistance and wear resistance
    Main Features
    UMCo50 is a heat-resistant cobalt alloy that has excellent thermal shock resistance and wear resistance. It also shows great strength against sulfur-and vanadium-attacks. Another feature is its higher
    melting point compared to other cobalt base or nickel base heat-resistant alloys. For example, the alloy used for skid rails at a steel mill undergoes regular use at 1,350°C. Thus UMCo50 shows
    successful results in the application related to heat treatments and furnaces where other alloys could not be used due to their low melting point.

    Shock Resistances
    Since thermal shock resistance was given first priority when developing UMCo-50, this alloy shows far more outstanding thermal shock resistance than the popularly used 25Cr-20Ni stainless steel. For
    example, even after repeating the heating and cooling cycle (1000-water cooling-7 seconds) for 500 times, no cracking occurred. As a practical example, the alloy was used for four and a half years as a
    tray which was heated up to 1000 in a heavy oil furnace to quench various quenching agents. Hardly any cracking occurred in UMCo-50, whereas the 25Cr-12Ni alloys were able to be used for only 8
    months in average.

    Wear Resistances
    As for the wear resistance of UMCo-50, hardly any deterioration was found after being used as a sintering bar for copper sulfide for 50 months. On the other hand, cast iron parts used till then were
    heavily corroded, oxidized and worn even though operations were conducted at 900, making them usable for only three and a half months.

    Weldability
    UMCo-50 can be welded together by arc or oxy-acetylene methods. When higher wear resistance is required, weld additionally with BISHILITE (HARDFACING ALLOYS). When welding UMCo-50
    to stainless steel or steel, MA-W welding rod can be used.

    Available Product Forms


    Various shapes, such as flat-rolled plates, forgings, welding wires, wires, welded pipes and tubes, seamless pipes and tubes can be manufactured.

    Technical Data
    Physical properties, Mechanical properties, High temperature hardness, Example of stress-breaking strength, High temperature corrosion data are as shown below.

    Physical Properties

    Specific gravity Melting temperature Electrical Resistivity (25°C) Thermal expansion


    (0∼1000°C)

    82.5Ω•cm
    -6
    8.05 1380∼1395°C 16.8 X 10 /°C

    Mechanical Properties
    2
    Tensile strength kgf/mm Yield strength(0.2%)kgf/mm

    3mm Sheet (Flat rolled) 90∼118 37∼46

    3mm Sheet : 1100°C X 30'Annealed 80∼90 30∼37

    High temperature hardness (Forgings)

    Temperature (°C)

    20

    600

    700

    800

    860

    After work hardening

    An example of stress-breaking strength


    2
    Temperature(°C) Stress kgf/mm Breaking time (hr)

    700 18 21.3

    900 4 118.6

    High temperature corrosion

    Temperature(°C) Time
    2
    g/m

    Plate (Flat rolled) 1000 144hr 26∼83

    Plate (Flat rolled) 1200 144hr 200∼120


    2 2
    The results for 27Cr stainless at 1200°Cin 96hours are 300g/m , 3.1g/m /hr.

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